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Author Chris Sawin

Chris Sawin

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Zombie For Sale Review: A Light, Harmless Dropkick of a Zombie Comedy

Chris Sawin
July 18, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
Zombie For Sale (its alternate title is The Odd Family: Zombie on Sale) is a South Korean zombie comedy from first time writer and director Lee Min-jae. A diabetic medicine called NoInsulin, developed by a c...
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Relic Review: A Genetically Rotten and Disquieting Masterwork

Chris Sawin
July 13, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
Relic is the type of horror film that shouldn’t necessarily be considered psychological, but is more contemplative. The film wants to make you think more than it wants to mess with your head. It’s this slow ...
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Archive Review: A Calculated, Futuristic Treasure

Chris Sawin
July 7, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
Written and directed by Gavin Rothery, the sci-fi film Archive is reminiscent of Duncan Jones 2009 film Moon. Its main character willingly immerses himself in isolation and its crisp and vivid visuals instantly...
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The Beach House Review: An Exposé of Exquisite Body Horror

Chris Sawin
July 6, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
From the producers of Take Shelter, Compliance, and Martha Marcy May Marlene, the sci-fi influenced cosmic body horror film The Beach House is written and directed by first time director Jeffrey A. Brown. Ra...
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Volition Review: Fatally Flawed

Chris Sawin
July 6, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
In Volition, James (Adrian Glynn McMorran, The Revenant) has been struggling with clairvoyance ever since he was young. At the age of seven, he was in a car accident with his mother that took her life. As an...
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You Should Have Left Review: Shadow Puppets Rule the World

Chris Sawin
June 21, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
The atmosphere of You Should Have Left is its biggest selling point. It’s not as chilling as you’re hoping it will be, but the house itself is unsettling. The psychological horror film toys with much more li...
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Extraction Review: Chickens Aren’t Cheap

Chris Sawin
May 20, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
14-year-old Ovi Mahajan seems like your average honor roll student in Mumbai, India who is just trying to loosen the reigns of his controlling father. But Ovi is the son of the biggest crime lord in India, Ovi ...
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Capone Review: My Therapist is a Gold Tommy Gun

Chris Sawin
May 14, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews
Capone is the first film of Josh Trank’s that Trank has been proud of. There was no studio interference and there wasn’t any reshoots on the film by a different director. Capone may have originally been called ...
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Cursed Films Review: Divulging the Darkness Behind the Terror

Chris Sawin
March 31, 2020
Television
Cursed Films is a five-part documentary television series revolving around horror films that were overrun with behind the scenes issues during production that have developed incredible urban legends or unbeliev...
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Onward Review: Weekend at Wilden’s

Chris Sawin
March 10, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
As a big animation fan, it’s weird to say that Pixar has been extremely hit or miss over the past decade. Onward didn’t really look to break that depressing slump either. Brave and Incredibles 2 have their mome...
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