CINEMATIC REVELATIONS

CINEMATIC REVELATIONS allows me the luxury of writing, editing and archiving my film and television reviews. Some reviews appeared initially in "The Commercial Dispatch" and "The Planet Weekly" and then later in the comment archives at the Internet Movie Database. IMDB.COM, however, imposes a limit on both the number of words and the number of times that an author may revise their comments. I hope that anybody who peruses these expanded reviews will find them useful.

Saturday, March 12, 2011

FILM REVIEW OF ''A MAN TO RESPECT" (ITALIAN-WEST GERMAN-1972)

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This entertaining 'crime-does-not-pay' European heist caper pits mastermind safe-cracker Kirk Douglas against his trapeze artist sid...
Monday, March 7, 2011

FILM REVIEW OF ''THE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU" (2011)

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Hugo Award winning author Phillip K. Dick penned over 40 science fiction novels and more than 120 short stories. Dick forged a career out o...
Sunday, March 6, 2011

FILM REVIEW OF "LEGION" (2010)

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Freshman director Scott Stewart's high-octane apocalyptic actioneer "Legion" (*** out of ****) suffers somewhat from one cont...
Wednesday, March 2, 2011

FILM REVIEW OF ''DRIVE ANGRY 3D" (2011)

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Although the latest Nicolas Cage epic surpasses his previous potboiler “Season of the Witch,” “My Bloody Valentine” director Patrick Lussier...
Saturday, February 19, 2011

FILM REVIEW OF ''SCARS OF DRACULA'' (British 1970)

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"A Night to Remember" director Roy Ward Baker helmed the liveliest “Dracula” sequel, “Scars of Dracula,” (***1/2 OUT OF ****) with...
Monday, February 14, 2011

FILM REVIEW OF ''SON OF DRACULA" (1943)

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Although I'm a super big fan of Lon Chaney, Sr., I've never admired his son Lon Chaney, Jr. While Junior fared better as the sympath...
Monday, February 7, 2011

FILM REVIEW OF ''DRACULA'S DAUGHTER"

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The executives at Universal Studios didn't have long to mind the store after they produced the deplorable "Dracula's Daughter....
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