In part one of our Halloween: Resurrection review, we talked about the opening scene and the conclusion of Laurie Strode’s story. Now we delve into the film’s main storyline. Ramonesome: A year after Laurie’s murder a reality television show wants to film people as they spend a night in Myers house. ... Read More
Blog writers Jason and Mike continue their critical look at the Halloween films with Halloween Resurrection. A film so controversial it will have to be discussed in two parts. JASON: Halloween Resurrection is an example of a franchise running on empty. A creatively bankrupt cash grab by a producer who treated ... Read More
Dexter spends the night floating in the Gulf of Mexico clinging to a piece of his destroyed dingy. Miraculously he is picked up by a boatload of Cubans being ferried to Florida. When the ships captain robs his passengers and threatens to rape a refugee Dexter delivers a harpoon through ... Read More
Dexter 6.11 “Talk to the Hand.” There are two severed hands at play in this season’s penultimate chapter, which would be enough to give it two thumbs up if I weren’t afraid to be sued. Dexter’s anonymous 911 call from last week brings the Miami Metro fun times gang to the Ricochet Rabbit, ... Read More
Locked in the subterranean chamber beneath the church, Dexter, and his imaginary father Harry, watch as Travis confronts his imaginary mentor Professor Gellar. From the cellar window Dexter learns Travis stole the sword of Damascus from the university and to prove Gellar's immortality, proceeded to stab him with it. Wanting ... Read More
This episode opens with an unintentional howler when Dexter’s inner monologue compares his Dark Passenger to a clubfoot. Which might explain the dragging sensation one feels in regards to Dexter’s pursuit of Gellar. In the abandoned church Dexter frees Travis from his chains and the two search for clues as to ... Read More
After abandoning his sister and job last week for a murderous road trip, Dexter has some apologizing to do. Over conciliatory coffee and donuts, he lies about where he went and, of course, what he did. Oh, and he needs the morning off for Brother Sam’s funeral. “Funerals and donuts” ... Read More
Having nothing to do with the classic Springsteen album, this episode opens with Dexter and his dead brother, Brian, dispensing limbs into the gulf. Brian is urging Dexter to give into his bloodlust, “you don’t turn the other cheek, you slice it”, when Debra, “the one who got away” interrupts ... Read More
“Just let Go” Dexter is about to be led to Professor Gellar, when he receives the news of Brother Sam’s shooting. Rushing to the crime scene, Dexter misses the Doomsday killers picking out an outfit for their captive “Whore of Babylon.” At the garage Dexter recreates Sam’s shooting using the blood ... Read More
Dexter 6.5 Angel of Death In a lab Dexter examines the angel wings taken off last weeks victim of the Doomsday Killer. He discovers an unusual type of restoration glue used to make a repair inside the wing. Turning in his chair to face the audience, the wings on the table neatly ... Read More