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February has been designated as Women in Horror Month, so I thought a great way… The post The 100 Greatest Female Characters in Horror (80-71) appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland. via The 100 Greatest Female Characters in Horror (80-71) — ScreenAge Wasteland

My dear wife Karen did not want me to go into Downton Abbey fully uninitiated. She also didn’t want to lecture me on the ins and outs of the good (and not so good) people who inhabit that big house on the other side of the pond before we sat down to watch the Blu-Ray […]… Continue reading You don’t have to be an established fan to dig Downton Abbey — Mark Bialczak

Elliott and E.T. are finally reunited after 37 years – just in time for Christmas! Sky TV are a little late to the Christmas TV commercial party/war – but it’s a cracker! 44 more words via E.T. Returns (sort of) — Retro Ramble

In a nutshell: Super secret agent Harry Tasker is conducting dangerous missions around the globe. His wife, Helen, thinks he’s a boring IT salesman and yearns for excitement. 44 more words via Review: True Lies — Retro Ramble

Honorable Mentions: Parasite, Ex Machina, Roma, Zero Dark Thirty, The Wind Rises, Citizenfour, Birdman, Get Out 10. Fruitvale Station (2013) Fruitvale Station is superb. Based on a true story, it’s about a day in a man’s life. Unarmed, he was killed by police at its end. Playing a real person, Oscar Grant, who was killed […]… Continue reading Top 10 Films of the Decade — Luke Atkins

Trains. I mean who doesn’t like trains? Bullet trains, freight trains, model trains. How can you not like them? The movies have certainly had loads of fun with trains. For decades we’ve been give one great train scene after another. Today I’m looking at five of the very best to ever grace the big screen. […]… Continue reading 5 Phenomenal Movie Train Scenes — Keith & the Movies

Trains. I mean who doesn’t like trains? Bullet trains, freight trains, model trains. How can you not like them? The movies have certainly had loads of fun with trains. For decades we’ve been give one great train scene after another. Today I’m looking at five of the very best to ever grace the big screen. […]… Continue reading 5 Phenomenal Movie Train Scenes — Keith & the Movies

CHANDELIER, 9min., Greece, LGBT/Comedy Directed by Antonis Glaros Menis Nolakis, an army officer, is trapped in a dark box. Soon he will realize that it is his coffin, on his funeral day. He will inevitably come face to face with all the important people of his life for the final encounter… and the twists and… Continue reading Chandelier Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from LA LGBT August 2019 Festival — LGBT Los Angeles Film Festival

CRUSH, 16min., USA, LGBT/Thriller Directed by Heather Harris Crush is a psychological thriller that centers on a writer named Greyson Michelson who is trying to move forward from her past suicide attempt. When the Suicide Survivors Association reaches out to Greyson to ask her to write a speech about her past struggles, Greyson uses the… Continue reading Crush Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from LA LGBT August 2019 Festival — LGBT Los Angeles Film Festival

DOST, 41min., Netherlands, LGBT/Drama Directed by Joren Molter Alko, a youngster living in the Dutch countryside, is occupied with girls, carbide-shooting and his changing body. While he and his best friend Björn are struggling with their emerging sexuality, the villagers suspect Alko of being gay. This troubles him so much that he makes a decision… Continue reading DOST Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from LA LGBT August 2019 Festival — LGBT Los Angeles Film Festival