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Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters, a review by Danae CassandraHansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters Year of Release: 2013 Directed By: Tommy Wirkola Starring: Jeremy Renner, Gemma Arterton, Famke Janssen, Pihla Viitala Genre: Action, Horror Overview: Get ready for a twisted take on the classic tale as Hansel (JEREMY RENNER) and Gretel (GEMMA ARTERTON) have turned pro, coping with the trauma of their childhood captivity by slaying witches for hire. But when seemingly unstoppable bounty hunters meet their match in an enemy so evil, it'll take all their training, weapons and courage to survive. PAYBACK IS A WITCH! My Thoughts: This is mindless action-horror, but I enjoy this a lot more than I probably should. I find this film a lot of really silly fun. Maybe I've played too much D&D, cause this is a D&D adventure. Maybe that it's the fun of the steampunk stylings or the genre mashup, both of which I enjoy. Or maybe I just really like Jeremy Renner. I think it's that one. Definitely that one. Watched For: Hoop-tober 3.0, Scavenger Hunt 19, Horror/Halloween Challenge 2016 Bechdel Test: Pass Mako Mori Test: Pass Overall: 3/5 Horror/Halloween Challenge Films: 22/52 (21 reviewed) (From Horror/Halloween 2016 Challenge on October 10th, 2016) Maniac Cop 2, a review by GSyren
(From Reviews and ramblings by Gunnar on December 15th, 2013) Pete's Pilots, a review by addicted2dvdAlien Nation As newcomers - fugitive slaves from the planet Tencton - Detective George Francisco and his family face prejudice and intolerance as they struggle to assimilate life on their adopted planet. Together with his human partner, hard-edged Detective Matt Sikes, George walks the beat in Slagtown, Los Angeles, a Newcomer slum teeming with vice and corruption. More than just another cop show or science fiction show, "Alien Nation" utilizes a unique and exciting blend of action, suspense, humor, and social drama to explore the sociology of what it means to be an outsider striving to fit in. Alien Nation Pilot Movie As resentment toward the Tenctonese Newcomers builds, Matt Sikes and George Francisco investigate a string of murders that appears to be the work of a giant, insect-like creature. My Thoughts: This is a good TV adaptation of the movie. The characters are all likable... and the story is good. If memory serves me they honor all the rules established in the movie. Worth checking out if you liked the movie. My Rating: (From Pete's Pilots on October 29th, 2009) |