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Actress Jamie Bernadette Announces The Desecrated Ones

Actress Jamie Bernadette Announces The Desecrated Ones

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Actress Jamie Bernadette has starred in many films, but she’s never gotten the chance to make one of her own. That will change soon when she sits in the director’s chair to pursue a personal project she’s wanted to create for some time: The Desecrated Ones. What’s The Desecrated Ones? It’s a horror movie based on a real-life horror: the cycle of inherited abuse. “[This film] explores abuse, the forms it comes in, the dangerous effects it can have on its victims, and the extraordinary lengths some must take in order to cope. The last film I co-wrote and produced, The 6th Friend, is a horror film about obsession with fame and attention in today’s social media-crazed world. So I like using film to address deep issues in society. I hope to scare people with this film – it’s horror! But I also hope to move them emotionally and bring light to this important issue. It’s definitely not going to be easy to watch, I can tell you that.” Jamie

Face Of Evil Movie Review

Face Of Evil Movie Review

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Face of Evil, a relentless horror film from writer/director Vito Dinatolo manages to show many different faces during its run time. What starts out as the tale of a jaded soldier returning home, quickly devolves into zombie survival tale, creating a disorienting experience that will definitely leave you unsure as to what twisted form of terror lurks around the next corner. Is the film for you? Find out in our Face Of Evil Movie Review. As with most of my review assignments, I went into Face of Evil cold. I find that with zero expectations I can provide a more balanced assessment of the film on its own terms. In fact, the only thing I knew when pressing play on Face of Evil was that Jamie Bernadette, who I have reviewed in the delightful 420 Massacre and the dismal Killing Joan had made her way onto the cast list so I was interested to see what type of character she inhabited this time out (more to come on what I found

420 Massacre Movie Review

420 Massacre Movie Review

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420 Massacre sounds like Cheech and Chong’s stab at a horror movie, right? A couple of stoners lost in the wood that get sliced up between spliffs would be the likely premise. But if you’re assuming that 420 Massacre is nothing more than a horror-comedy shrouded in bong smoke, you are sorely mistaken. This April release from Writer-Director Dylan Reynolds walks a line as thin as rolling papers in terms of tone, but delivers a surprisingly satisfying story along the way. Being as I’ve always “passed on grass” when the opportunity arose, I wasn’t quite sure how this film was going to land for me in terms of themes. I was having flashbacks to that scene in the Seth Green/Matthew Lillard comedy Without A Paddle where the crew end up being chased through a pot field by Larry Kubiac from Parker Lewis Can’t Lose and Frankie from Boy Meets World. And for the first 5 minutes of 420 Massacre we’re not far off from that scenario. The film opens with

Killing Joan Is Just Killing Time – Movie Review

Killing Joan Is Just Killing Time – Movie Review

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When asked what it’s like to die halfway through the film’s run time, the titular Joan responds, “it’s not peaceful, it’s painful”, and this sentiment couldn’t be more apt for the experience of watching Killing Joan. This supernatural, mob revenge film from writer/director Todd Bartoo is available this April and sure to hit you like a punch to the gut. If the success of Black Panther is any indication, comic book movies are here to stay and while Killing Joan is not an adaptation of any known graphic novel, it definitely has a super hero edge to it. It’s got an origin story, mysterious powers and your standard organized crime boss to bring down in order to protect the innocent. But does Killing Joan break new ground or just a few clavicles? Let’s find out. Here’s the plot: When tough as nails female mob enforcer, Joan is murdered by a jealous member of her gang that wants her spot in the boss’ pocket, she’s resurrected with mystic abilities that allow