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Tag Archives: brother
Basket Case (1982)
Director: Frank Henenlotter Writer: Frank Henenlotter
Posted in Comedy, Horror
Tagged 1982, basket, basket case, beverly bonner, brother, bruce torbet, comedy, doctor, edgar ievins, gus russo, horror, kevin van hentenryck, motel, new york, new york city, nyc, surgery, terri susan smith, twin
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Halloween II (2009)
Director: Rob Zombie Writer: Rob Zombie (Based on characters created by Debra Hill and John Carpenter) Had not seen this since release. Watched the, apparently superior, Director’s Cut. A controversial entry in the Halloween series for sure. I am kind … Continue reading
Posted in Horror, Thriller
Tagged 2009, adaptation, andy gould, angela trimbur, author, book tour, brad dourif, brandon trost, brother, caroline williams, chris hardwick, cop, danielle harris, debra hill, director's cut, doctor, family, halloween, halloween 2, halloween II, john carpenter, knife, malcolm mcdowell, malek akkad, margot kidder, mark boone junior, mask, michael myers, mike elliott, murder, octavia spencer, party, police, psychiatrist, remake, rob zombie, scout taylor-compton, sequel, serial killer, sheri moon zombie, sheriff, sister, stab, the shape, tyler bates, tyler mane, weird al, white horse
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Halloween (2007)
Director: Rob Zombie Writer: Rob Zombie (Based on a screenplay by John Carpenter and Debra Hill) Director’s Cut. Unnecessary remake but could have been worse I guess.
Posted in Horror, Thriller
Tagged 2007, adaptation, andy gould, bill moseley, brad dourif, brother, clint howard, cop, daeg faerch, dancer, danielle harris, danny trejo, dee wallace, doctor, family, halloween, horror, ken foree, knife, lew temple, malcolm mcdowell, malek akkad, mask, mental institution, michael myers, micky dolenz, murder, police, psychiatrist, remake, richard lynch, scout taylor-compton, sequel, serial killer, sheri moon zombie, sheriff, sid haig, sister, skyler gisondo, stab, stripper, the shape, thriller, tom towles, trick or treat, tyler bates, tyler mane, udo kier, william forsythe
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The Invisible Man (2020)
Director: Leigh Whannell Writer: Leigh Whannell (Screen Story by Leigh Whannell) (Based on the novel by H.G. Wells)
Posted in Drama, Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 2020, abuse, adaptation, aldis hodge, brother, cop, drama, elisabeth moss, ex, family, fortune, h.g. wells, harriet dyer, horror, invisible, invisible man, jason blum, leigh whannell, michael dorman, murder, mystery, nash edgerton, oliver jackson-cohen, police, remake, rich, sci-fi, science fiction, stalk, stalker, stalking, storm reid, suicide, the invisible man, thriller
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The Christmas Chronicles (2018)
Director: Clay Kaytis Writer: Matt Lieberman (Story by David Guggenheim and Matt Lieberman)
Posted in Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged 2018, adventure, brother, christmas, clay kaytis, comedy, darby camp, david guggenheim, elf, family, fantasy, judah lewis, kurt russell, matt lieberman, netflix, presents, reindeer, santa claus, sister, sleigh, the christmas chronicles
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Despicable Me 3 (2017)
Directors: Kyle Balda & Pierre Coffin Writers: Cinco Paul & Ken Daurio
Posted in Action, Adventure, Animated, Comedy, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged action, adventure, animated, brother, cinco paul, comedy, criminal, despicable me, despicable me 3, diamond, eric guillon, family, fantasy, heist, jenny slate, julie andrews, ken daurio, kristen wiig, kyle balda, minions, miranda cosgrove, pharrell williams, pierre coffin, sci-fi, science fiction, sequel, steve carell, steve coogan, trey parker, twin, villain
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