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Death Kiss Review – A fascinating cinematic experiment that deserves to be seen

Death Kiss Review – A fascinating cinematic experiment that deserves to be seen

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Some films deserve to be seen based on the sheer audacity of their concept and Death Kiss by writer-director-cinematographer, Rene Perez is one of those films. Available now on VOD from Uncork’d Entertainment, Death Kiss comes to DVD the first week of December and if you dare to pit your brain against your eyes in a battle to determine if what you are seeing is real, then this is the film to seek out. Find out more in our Death Kiss Review. Despite what your eyes tell you, the man you are seeing on the poster above is not Charles Bronson, the celebrated actor who passed away in 2003. Though the Andy Kaufman like tale of the actor faking his death and returning to movie screens 15 years later would make for some great publicity. Nor is this a digital re-creation like Peter Cushing in Rogue One. No, this is an actor with an uncanny resemblance to the mustachioed macho man who blew away bad guys all throughout the 80s

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