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Tag Archives: sister
The Virgin Suicides (1999)
Director: Sofia Coppola Writer: Sofia Coppola (Based on the novel by Jeffrey Eugenides)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1970s, a.j. cook, adaptation, catholic, chris hanley, dan halsted, dance, danny devito, edward lachman, family, fourtee, francis ford coppola, giovanni ribisi, hanna hall, high school, homecoming dance, james lyons, james woods, jeffrey eugenides, josh hartnett, julie costanzo, kathleen turner, kirsten dunst, melissa kent, michael pare, narrator, noah shebib, party, rorschach test, scott glenn, sex, sister, sisters, sofia coppola, strict, suicide, teenager, the virgin suicides, virgin
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Sweetie (1989)
Director: Jane Campion Writers: Gerard Lee & Jane Campion (Story by Jane Campion)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1989, australia, australian, comedy, drama, family, funeral, genevieve lemon, gerard lee, jane campion, john maynard, karen colston, marriage, married, martin armiger, mental illness, mentally ill, question mark, sally bongers, sex life, sister, sisters, sweetie, tea leaves, veronika haussler, veronika jenet
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Romancing the Stone (1984)
Director: Robert Zemeckis Writer: Diane Thomas
Posted in Action, Adventure, Comedy, Romance
Tagged 1984, action, adventure, alan silvestri, alfonso arau, author, colombia, comedy, danny devito, dean cundey, donn cambern, frank morriss, holland taylor, howard franklin, jewel, jungle, kathleen turner, kidnapped, lem dobbs, manuel ojeda, mary ellen trainor, mercenary, michael douglas, novelist, ransom, rescue, robert zemeckis, romance, romancing the stone, ron silver, sister, stone, treasure, treva silverman, writer, zack norman
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Dear Christmas (2020)
Director: Emily Moss Wilson Writers: Juliet Giglio & Keith Giglio
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 2020, antwon tanner, christmas, comedy, dear christmas, drama, ed begley jr., emily moss wilson, faith prince, family, firefighter, hilarie burton, holiday, jason priestley, juliet giglio, keith giglio, love, melissa joan hart, nicky whelan, paul hart, podcast, pregnancy, pregnant, robin givens, romance, sister, small town
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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 Baby (1973)
Director: Ted Post Writer: Abe Polsky One of the weirdest and most uncomfortable movies I have seen. Great ending.
Posted in Drama, Horror, Thriller
Tagged 1973, abe polsky, anjanette comer, architect, baby, birthday, crib, daughter, david mooney, drama, eccentric, family, horror, infance, marianna hill, michael pataki, milton polsky, mom, mother, murder, nursery, party, pool, ruth roman, sister, social worker, susanne zenor, ted post, the baby, thriller, welfare
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