2016 saw the establishment of the Seattle Film Nerd Party
Club (actually, it’s the Seattle Film Critics Society, but I’m going to keep
using my preferred moniker until it sticks, so get used to it). And like every
other critic’s group, we have our own awards. The nominations came down a while back, but today brings the announcement of the winners of the 2016 Seattle Film Awards (I have my fingers crossed for a live cable-access telecast hosted by
the ghost of J.P. Patches for next year).
Showing posts with label 10 Cloverfield Lane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 10 Cloverfield Lane. Show all posts
Thursday, January 5, 2017
Wednesday, December 28, 2016
Brent's Top Ten Horror Movies Of 2016
It’s the last week of 2016, I don’t have any reviews to
write, Carrie Fisher just died, and the whole world is covered in shit. For
some reason, these bleak circumstances seem a wholly appropriate place to drop
a list of my top horror movies of 2016. There are certainly some grim times to
be found among these titles.
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10 Cloverfield Lane,
Baskin,
Don't Breathe,
Green Room,
Horror,
Hush,
List,
news,
The Autopsy of Jane Doe,
The Neon Demon,
The Wailing,
The Witch,
Top Ten List,
Train to Busan,
Under the Shadow
Tuesday, December 27, 2016
Brent's Top Ten Movies Of 2016 [UPDATED]
Without fail, some people grouse about how that particular
365-day journey around the sun was a bad year for movies. 2016 is no exception,
a circumstance made all the more egregious because so many giant blockbusters
sucked ass or, perhaps even worse, wound up inane and tepid and unmemorable in
every regard.
Labels:
10 Cloverfield Lane,
Arrival,
Green Room,
La La Land,
List,
Moonlight,
Movie Review,
news,
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,
Tag,
The Handmaiden,
The Wailing,
The Witch,
Top Ten List,
Under the Shadow
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Movie Review: '10 Cloverfield Lane'
Since it came out in 2008, there’s been chatter about a
follow up to found footage creature feature Cloverfield.
Just a few months back, the notoriously mysterious Bad Robot dropped a surprise
trailer for something called 10 Cloverfield Lane (up to that
point it had been developing under the working title
Valencia), which appeared to be, at least tangentially,
related to the earlier film. To be honest, it’s really a sequel in name only.
While Cloverfield is big and bombastic—and, in my opinion,
wildly overrated—10 Cloverfield Lane is a small, taut,
claustrophobic psychological thriller with a serious Twilight
Zone vibe. If it wasn’t for the title, there’s very little to connect
it to its predecessor, but that doesn’t matter because it’s a damn good time.
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Super Bowl Spots For 'Jason Bourne,' 'Batman V Superman,' 'Captain America: Civil War,' And More
I was out of town to watch that boring ass Super Bowl, so
this is a few days late, but, as usual, the big game played host to a number of
promos for big upcoming movies. Some are imminent, others are a ways off, but
there was some cool shit to be seen. Way more interesting than the game, that’s
for sure. Hit the jump to see some of the best and brightest.
Friday, January 15, 2016
First Trailer For Bad Robot's Mysterious '10 Cloverfield Lane,' Plus Poster And Release Date
Well, the Bad Robot mystery box is back at it again. There’s
been talk of a secretive Cloverfield tie-in coming for some
time, but we just got a new trailer, poster, and imminent release date for the
project, apparently called 10 Cloverfield Lane (it was
earlier known by the title Valencia). Who knows how this
connects to the found footage monster movie, or if that’s just a tease, but
this first look is something I’m totally into.
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