Rocking Kin (The Lucy & Harris Novella Series Book 3)
Book
With one promise her life was changed… Saying goodbye to my mother also meant saying goodbye to...
romance rocker series
Rodney Barnes (472 KP) rated The Incredible Hulk (2008) in Movies
Feb 15, 2021
Somebody’s Daughter (Detective Natalie Ward #7) by Carol Wyer
Book
One by one the girls disappeared… When the frail body of a teenage girl is discovered strangled...
Mystery Police Procedural Book series Crime Drama
Look and Find® Elmo on Sesame Street for iPad
Games and Book
App
This is an interactive games app, which will help teach your child observation and memory skills in...
Look and Find® Elmo on Sesame Street
Games and Book
App
This is an interactive games app, which will help teach your child observation and memory skills in...
I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer
Book
Introduction by Gillian Flynn Afterword by Patton Oswalt "This is a one sit-down read. That's how...
Gareth von Kallenbach (980 KP) rated Victor Frankenstein (2015) in Movies
Aug 6, 2019
We start off with our story teller, Igor played by Daniel Radcliffe, and how he came to be rescued by our movies namesake, Victor Frankenstein played by James McAvoy. The movie begins showing the trials Igor went through, growing up, as the lowest sideshow freak who just happened to learn how to read and become a self-taught medic for the circus that keeps him. Victor came to the circus to find more animal parts to make his homunculus, which he is building out of various animal parts he has been able to procure from zoos, as his prototype for his ultimate endeavor, making a human and bring it back to life.
Igor and Frankenstein are brought together when Igor’s paramour Lorelei falls from her trapeze and they both run to help her. Victor is about to give up and let her die when the Igor’s genius shows through and is able to save her with his quick thinking and knowledge of the human anatomy. Victor’s shrew perception bring him to offer Igor a new life and to escape from the circus.
I give Victor Frankenstein 4 out of 5 stars only due to the fact that being a prequel to the novel and not the many movies about Frankenstein and his Monster will confuse many. If you go in expecting an action movie instead of a film done in the noir horror genre in the styles before the 1950’s, you will be disappointed.
100 Things You Will Never Find: Lost Cities, Hidden Treasures and Legendary Quests
Book
What happened to Amelia Earhart's aeroplane, Van Gogh's painting of Dr Gachet and the crew of the...
Women and Images of Men in Cinema: Gender Construction in la Belle et la Bete by Jean Cocteau
Book
Women and men in cinema are imaginary constructs created by filmmakers and their audiences. The...
Jesters_folly (230 KP) rated Zombeavers (2015) in Movies
Sep 21, 2020
The effects are ok, the actual beavers are obviously fake animatronics but this is probably deliberate to help with the cheesy feel of the film, there is blood but not too much guts although there is a scene with a beaver ripped in half which is quite good (I'm not going to mention the scene meant to make any male's eyes water).
As with most 80's slashers there's sex, boobs and pruds. There are a few secondary characters, most of whom have no character and are really only there to flesh out the number victims and, to be honest the main characters don't really have much, well character.
Some of the water scenes seem to be going for a 'Friday the Thirteenth' feel but, where most films would have the characters messing about and joking about the monster and thus adding to their development, Zombeavers just gets down to the action and, as it's run time is is only around 1 hour 17 there is plenty of time for expansion.
If you like slashers then you may like Zombeavers, most of the elements are there but it's predictable, slightly funny and has mostly been done before, just not with Beavers.