3 would be the record then.

Lawdy.



High Fidelity

Sometimes You Can't Go Back then. Why did I put myself through it this time? I still want to throttle the life out of Jack Black. Back to the fourth tier methinks ...

Hmmmmm.


I also stuck on The Nightcomers but was too pissed by that point haha. Saner review to follow ahem.

You liked it so much you wanted to post up multiple reviews [emoji23]

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It's this fligging phone tbh. Manys the time I've wanted to terminate with extreme prejudice :laugh:

Kill Me Later. A young bank robber trying to escape the police takes a hostage in the form of a suicidal young woman who was just about to throw herself off the bank roof. This early 2000s romantic crime drama is fairly unremarkable, but still pretty watchable, and Selma Blair is very pretty in it. ;)

Empire Of The Dark . (1990, Steve Barkett)

Twenty years after rescuing his son from an evil cult, a father has to muster all his resources to combat them again. From the guy who helmed Aftermath, which was banned here. Lawdy, it's silly...but highly entertaining. Recommended.

The Tracker

Dolph does Taken. When his family are kidnapped, what is a dad to do but go on a bloody rampage or five? Littered with shifty foreign types. Bit languorous with the pacing, which sort of fits with the Italian setting tbh.

Heat (1995, Michael Mann)

Trejo looks svelte :laugh:
A crew of disparate criminals hedge their bets when they discover that the fuzz are privvy to their actions. Bob's last decent performance??
Hmmm.
Forgot Casino

Flog me later.

The chase. Moby tinkling in the background. Never noticed twas the Black Swan as

PACINO'S :laugh: stepdaughter cough.



Ahem. Now I is off to watch OUATIA. Til Sunday then :lol::rolleyes:

Good Cop Bad Cop (David A. Prior)

Lawdy. David Keith cross-dressing. Charles Napier plays the Mayor. Leo Rossi sneers. Pammy pouts. Shenanigans ahoy! 3rd tier mayhem enuses. Recommended.

The Car. When a mysterious black car begins mowing people down in a small, isolated desert town, the local police understandably assume they're dealing with a madman. But they soon find out it may be something far worse, for not only is the car seemingly indestructible, but it also doesn't even have a driver... James Brolin stars in this late 70s horror flick that manages to make something effective and eerie out of a silly premise just through sheer conviction and atmosphere. :nod: