After the very strangely structured episode one, I was interested to see how episode two would fair. So here is the plot with SPOILERS a plenty.
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Review of E4’s ‘Misfits’: Episode 4.01
Misfits is back on our screens! We are all wondering how the surviving community service workers will cope with the new trials and tribulations in front of them! Well, friends, let’s take a look and find out.
Cochise Film Festival 2012: Showcasing the Movies You Would Never See at Cannes
The Cochise Film Festival is a celebration of the low budget and independent films that often get overlooked by most mainstream reviewers and promoters. Recently started up by Adam A. Park (an independent film maker and actor in his own right with a great little movie called Zombie Mutation coming soon) and using films from his production label Trash House Cinema, he and his crew put together an interesting and eclectic selection of movies.
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DVD Catastrophe – Photoshop Abuse
Now I don’t like to talk about depressing things, but something has been bothering me for some time. I feel it is time to talk about it, right here, right now. It is something we all know about, but are not quite sure when it raised its ugly head. It is something that invades our everyday life. It is the horror of Photoshop, the tool to make stars look even prettier.
10 Things You Might Not Know About Arnold Schwarzenegger
With the Governator’s recent biography release, I thought it was high time we take a look at some of the things Arnold has been involved in, that may have gone under the radar of most casual fans. Let’s see how many of these you knew already.
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Countdown to Halloween #4: The Romero Zombies
Zombies seem to be everywhere recently don’t they? It’s okay, I did not mean it literally, you can remove the locks of the door now! No, what I meant was that in the last few years the zombie mythology has become firmly embedded in pop culture. With The Walking Dead bringing in huge ratings numbers and zombie films with a heart like Shaun of the Dead, it seems you cannot walk down the street without some form of zombie merchandise in your way. Now zombies have been in cinema for a long time now. Their origins lie in Haitian folklore and they were originally slaves to their voodoo masters.
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Grizzly Bomb 