By Chris Lentz | 1 Comment | Published 7 years ago

By Chris Lentz | 1 Comment | Published 7 years ago

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By Chris Lentz | Leave a Comment | Published 7 years ago

Kassel is an impressive first film by writer and director Earl Wayne Crabtree II. While it does have a few flaws, for the most part, it is a beautifully shot and well-acted short film. With this being Crabtree's first attempt at a short film, I was concerned that 1940's World War II Germany was going to be too great of a feat for him.

By Chris Lentz | Leave a Comment | Published 7 years ago

Phase 2 of my recent journey to watch all Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Halloween movies is complete. I watched all 8 A Nightmare on Elm Street films (or Freddy films as some of you know them). These films are all over the place with regard to consistency. Some of them are scary and some of them are quirky.

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As with Drive (2011) and Only God Forgives (2013), this Nicolas Winding Refn directed film focuses heavily on stylization. Every frame of this stunning film is an incredibly thought-out piece of art. The film's visuals are paired perfectly with an incredible score by Cliff Martinez to...

By Chris Lentz | Leave a Comment | Published 7 years ago

I recently embarked on a journey to watch all Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Halloween movies. I just finished phase 1 of this journey in that I watched all 11 stand-alone Friday the 13th films. While most of them are pretty bad, there are some good ones in the lot and even the really bad ones have some saving grace moments.

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