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Sinister 2 Horror Movie Review: An unnecessary Sequel

Aug 22, 2015 by Marian Dumitri Leave a Comment

Sinister 2 is not suitable for family viewing. As compared to the original, Sinister 2 has everything in excess. The violence depicted is appalling. The horror flick stars James Ransone and Shannyn Sossamon and is directed by Ciaran Foy. Sinister was another story of a creepy old house and a family in peril.

The sequel has thankfully stepped out of the template of the original Sinister (2012) with a new family and its dynamics. Nonetheless, it is the same old wine, the ancient spirit who reminds one of character rising from a haunted house. The setting looks spooky, and the depiction of death is truly grisly.

Sinister featured the unimpressive deputy sheriff played by James Ransone, who failed to save the Oswalt family, is back in the sequel in an expanded role. The new family is now a mother fleeing her obnoxious husband with her two sons in tow. The now ex-deputy who is now a private eye bump into the mother by accident. The mother and kids are hiding in the old farm house when he arrives to burn down the house with a flaming gas torch. He wants to prevent another episode of killing.

The plot is twisted and convoluted to the extent of causing paranoia. The twists involve Zach, the other son played by Dartanian Sloan, who carries out the evil genie‘s gory and murderous plan with finesse. Shannyn Sossamon is good in her portrayal of an ineffectual mom Courtney, but the role did not have much for her to show other than a mawkish distraught damsel sort of role Ransone is perfect in his portrayal of edgy ex-deputy.

Robert Daniel Sloan looks tailor-made for the role of the tormented Dylan while Lea Coco looks at home in his role as the abusive Dad and evokes revulsion and apathy in the same measure.

There are plenty of instances which can give you goose bumps, but the storyline is weak and predictable. Director Ciaran Foy does try to do a reasonable job to horrify though he never really engages the audience.

Lifetime’s Unauthorized Full House Story Movie review and key points

Aug 22, 2015 by Marian Dumitri Leave a Comment

Unauthorized Full House Story – Lifetime the TV movie has ruffled quite some feathers, and the film is expected to reveal all the scandalous and juicy behind the curtain secrets that will be lapped by an eager audience clamoring for more.

We are not sure how much Full House trivia facts are hovering around the web, and the movie can narrate everything in a meager two hours. Here are some:

Some twins were auditioned before the Olsen twins were chosen. The babies were crying, and it was that the Olsen twins did not cry.

The show was christened House Of Comics in the beginning and had a more comedy driven theme. It was later turned into a family show, and the results are there for everyone to see.

Uncle Jesse was named Uncle Adam before it was rejected by Stamos. Uncle Adam’s last name was Cochran for the entire first season that was changed to Katsopolis to underline Stamos’ Greek Heritage.

John Posey originally played the role of Danny in the unaired pilot before Bob Saget took on the role. Posey sounds familiar because he’s Tyler Posey’s dad and appeared in three episodes of Teen Wolf with his son.

‘Comet’ and ‘Air Bud’ are both the same dog who played sports in 90’s

The twins were asked to pretend that they were not twins in the first few seasons and hence were credited Mary-Kate Ashley Olsen. The twins practiced calling the cast members by their character names so that they were not confused.

The original story had Becky appearing in only six episodes. However, her popularity soared, and she ended up staying forever.

Mary-Kate and Ashley had decided to quit after the first season but were cajoled by Michelle, who also offered an undisclosed sum of money.

Dave Coulier’s hockey obsession saw Joey playing hockey, and it culminated with the introduction of Candace Cameron Bure to Valeri Bure who eventually became her husband.

Insurgent, mostly with female in lead cast all set to hit the box office

Mar 19, 2015 by Karla Fetrow Leave a Comment

Los Angeles – Theo James is only in his thirties and has suddenly thrust into the limelight as a young adult movie hero. Though he did not anticipate it, Theo had to deal with the emotional needs of fatherly issues in the “Divergent series” of the “Insurgent” movie.

He stated that the film had surely given more emotional levels to play with four because of the growing emotional bond with Tris who happened to be a resurgence of a woman from his past. “Four is a watchful person and you can hardly tell of his intentions”.

However it is good now that there are signs of vulnerability in him since there is no much room for that in the film”, Theo acknowledged.

On the other hand Tris (Shailene Woodley) has always been labeled in life but the actress has always shut this out. “Labels tend to divide us and it is a label for me when someone calls me feminist”. Tris who is being made part of the military faction in “Divergent” stated. However, she is referred to as being special and dangerous at the same time since she is planning a coup.

During her training under four, it will become very clear of her unfitness in being part of the group hence she is divergent. Trio and Four will then be reflected as being on the run trying to diverse a way of fighting back the central powers.

James is in addition expected to be handy physically because of the physical demands. However he is able to embrace all the action on the second film. This makes it even easier for him to bond with his character. According to him, “do as much stunts and fighting as possible since it enhances your performance later on. The drama is all fun and upholds the building of the movie”. James exclaimed.

For James, the action and emotions of the “Divergent” series are not in vain. They come with additional bonuses.

James Bond is back in an all action packed Spectre

Feb 12, 2015 by Karla Fetrow Leave a Comment

James Bond is back thanks to a new snippet of the upcoming film Spectre that has been uploaded online showing Daniel Craig getting his hands dirty in what producers say is a major action packed sequence. In one of the scenes released, Bond can be seen giving a goon a two-handed punch before shooting another one on the snowy mountain of Austria.

Spectre sees Bond take to the snow for the first time in an action packed sequence involving jeeps, cable cars as well as a chilly punch-up. The released video also shows a large glass building that is thought to be the base of Spectre.

The official James Bond website has also released a new image of Craig wearing cool goggles as he goes on with his usual spy business. Spectre is directed by Sam Mendez and features a number of co-stars led by Ralph Fiennes, Monica Bellucci as well as Andrew Scott and Neve Gachev

Gregg Wilson, an associate producer of the upcoming thriller film, maintains they have to deliver an amazing sequence as Austria continues to offer all that is needed for the same. Filming has already taken place in the snowy mountains of Austria with the next stops being Pinewood London, Mexico City as well as Rome Tangier Erfoud Morocco.

Production designer, Dennis Gassner, has also stated that they are ready to continue with the history of Bonds films by creating scenes that are worth watching and exciting for the audience. The upcoming 24^th Bond film sees 007 trying to uncover the intricacies of a sinister organisation after receiving an encrypted message. In the film M (Ralph Fiennes) goes to great lengths to keep the secret service alive but Bond peels back in a bid of unravelling the truth behind Spectre

Spectre is set for release on October 23rd in London with the U.S. following suit on November 6th.