Ruben Fleischer's zombie flick may have been cheap at a mere $23,600,000 but its $59,936,321 profits are ludicrous in comparison to how poor the movie was. And no, it's not because the reason why the zombies exist isn't heavily focused on, or the too short cameo by BM, or even the pathetic 81 minute...
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Roland Emmerich has always loved disaster movies, as is evident from "ID-4" (1996), "Godzilla" (1998), "The Day After Tomorrow" (2004), and now "2012" (2009). Critics both professional and amateur continuously blast him for relying too much on digital effects to make his movies with typical dialogue...
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Inspired by the John Ronson book about the real life attempt by the CIA to initiate a military program to train psychic soldiers called MK-ULTRA, which aimed to accomplish the following list of goals: 1) Substances which will promote illogical thinking and impulsiveness to the point where the rec...
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Three years after the monumental success of "H20" (1998) by horror sequel standards, Moustapha Akkad returned to the Halloween franchise for what would be the final time. His son for whatever reason had the idea in his head that the 'kids of today' liked Busta Rhymes, so I take it this wasn't th...
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As the story goes, in 1997 someone mentioned to Jamie Lee Curtis that the following year would mark the twentieth anniversary of Jamie being in the movie business, and Jamie interpreted this as being a good time to return to the Halloween franchise. She commissioned Kevin Williamson to write it afte...
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So after Moustapha Akkad & company acknowledged the cinematic failure that was "The Revenge of Michael Myers" (1989) they revealed two things: 1) BOR doesn't matter to them as much as fans do, and 2) They're willing to take time away from something that's not working to rethink it before retackling ...
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After the unexpected success of "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers" (1988), the producers got box office happy and ordered up a sequel for Halloween 1989. While this can easily be done, as we've seen with countless franchise flicks, Moustapha Akkad made the unforgiveable mistake of recruiting...
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Since the third installment in the 'Halloween' franchise was a flop, John Carpenter & Debra Hill (RIP) officially severed ties with the series, selling the rights to producer Moustapha Akkad (RIP) who went on to be called Mr. Halloween as he produced 5 more sequels on his own including this one. Mad...
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