AT THE FOOTHILLS OF MADNESS
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Long winded reviews of mostly genre movies - maybe you like that kind of thing?
AT THE FOOTHILLS OF MADNESS
1y ago
So begins “Phase V” of the MCU, after Marvel Studios head honcho Kevin Fiege said – in a way – that phase IV didn’t hit the target. If this newest entry is anything to go by, the MCU isn’t getting back on track for a long time, if at all. For me it continued ..read more
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1y ago
When it comes to vampires, I’m more or less a purist. There are vampire movies I love, vampire movies I hate. It all comes down to my own personal take on vampires, and what media aligns closest with that take. So a big yes for Martin and The Addiction, and a big hell no ..read more
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1y ago
I don’t think I’ve ever been so conflicted about writing a movie review as I am with Kyle Edward Ball’s debut, Skinamarink. I think I’d only heard the name a couple of weeks ago, and then I heard it was playing an extremely limited engagement here in the Twin Cities metro region of Minnesota ..read more
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1y ago
Our generation’s Jimmy Stewart is back. Tom Hanks doesn’t seem like he’s going to throw in the towel any time soon, and most people wouldn’t complain too much about that. I guess I’m one o them – though I wouldn’t say I’m an ardent fan, I’ve liked most movies of his that I’ve seen, and ..read more
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1y ago
With no fanfare whatsoever, I’m happy to say the At The Foothills of Madness movie review website is back open for business. It’s been over three years since the last entry, and here we are again. COVID put a dent in my movie watching, but it’s not like I wasn’t watching movies during or since ..read more
AT THE FOOTHILLS OF MADNESS
4y ago
In 1981, years before the internet was a thing, I wandered into my local newsagent in Springburn, a neighbourhood in Glasgow, Scotland, looking to see if John Byrne had resumed the art on The X-Men. Byrne was my favourite comic book artist, and had been for a few years by then, from his work on ..read more
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4y ago
In 1981, fresh off a defining run on the X-Men with writer Chris Claremont, Canadian comic book creator John Byrne turned his attention on The Fantastic Four. Once Marvel Comics’ flagship title, The Fantastic Four had become a middling comic book in the 70s, its position usurped by the X-Men due to engaging, tight plotting ..read more
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4y ago
I’ll confess to being a boring moviewatcher. I am not one of those types who can get into bad movies, nor can I ever describe a bad movie that is somehow so bad it becomes good. I just don’t have that capacity. Bad is bad. I suppose I also have a grudge against bad movies ..read more
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4y ago
The biggest thing that surprised me about this movie was not James Cameron’s much-heralded return to the franchise that made him a household name, it was the fact that it’s already been four years since the poor Terminator: Genisys. 4 years? I think I’m suffering my own time-travel headache. And really, the fact that this ..read more
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4y ago
Might as well get it out of the way early: I’m not a huge fan of the John Wick franchise. As much as I love how they’ve thrust Keanu Reeves back into the spotlight and made him relevant again, they don’t do much for me, which is kind of weird, because I like generally like ..read more