Logan Myerz reviews the 1981 cerebral sci-fi horror film Scanners that’s written and directed by David Cronenberg. The film stars Stephen Lack, Jennifer O’Neill, Michael Ironside, and Patrick McGoohan.
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“A scientist sends a man with extraordinary psychic powers to hunt others like him.”
“Wanna play? I dare you.” Logan Myerz reviews the 1994 sci-fi horror film Brainscan directed by John Flynn and starring Edward Furlong, Frank Langella, and T. Ryder Smith.
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“A teenager is part of an interactive video game where he kills innocent victims. Later, the murders become real.”
In the thriller/sci-fi film, Volition, a clairvoyant tries to change his fate when he sees his own murder. The mind-bending adventure directed by Tony Dean Smith forces viewers to face their greatest fears and life choices. In this episode of the Cinephellas Podcast, Nile Fortner and Volition star, Adrian Glynn McMorran, talk about the movie and Adrian Glynn McMorran’s career. Nile and Adrian discuss the style behind the film and being inspired by Christopher Nolan. They also discuss how Adrian balances his music and movie career, how cinema might change post-COVID, and more on this podcast episode.
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by Kevin Muller
Jessica Rothe has stated in many interviews that singing in the 2016 film La La Land was a thrill. Before that film, the actress, who is theater trained, was only known for her acting ability, including the one that put her on the map, 2017’s Happy Death Day. In La La Land, she was one of Emma Stone’ roommates who urged her to join them in a night out on the town, through the song “Somewhere in the Crowd.” This, along with her rising popularity, was enough for producers to get behind the idea of providing her with a starring role in a musical. Enter Valley Girl, a remake of the popular 80’s film that starred a fresh faced Nic Cage. However, in this one, it is a musical that the characters sing popular renditions of famous 80’s tunes. This would be a perfect opportunity for the actress to showcase her talents. Does this one sing like a bird or plummet to the ground?
It’s been 15 years since Warner Brothers’ remake of House of Wax arrived in theaters and Logan Myerz revisits the underrated slasher that packs great performances, practical effects, and unforgettable kill scenes!
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You’re about to enter “The Suck Zone.” Logan Myerz reviews one of his favorite movies from the 90s, Twister starring Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt.
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“Bill and Jo Harding, advanced storm chasers on the brink of divorce, must join together to create an advanced weather alert system by putting themselves in the cross-hairs of extremely violent tornadoes.”
Netflix’s Creeped Out actress, Shanice Archer has gone from the TV screen to saving seas. On this episode of the Cinephellas Podcast , Nile Fortner discusses with Shanice Archer her acting, singing, and filmmaking career that lead to her passion project, Children of Oceanville. This is a short film by Archer about ocean conservation. Nile Fortner and Shanice Archer discuss her music career such as opening for ‘The Sugarhill Gang’. Shanice Archer also discusses South Florida versus her new life in London, being on set for the horror series Creeped Out, and more.
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Logan Myerz travels back to 1985 to review John Hughes film Weird Science starring Anthony Michael Hall, Ilan Mitchell-Smith, and Kelly LeBrock.
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“Two high school nerds use a computer program to literally create the perfect woman, but she turns their lives upside down.”
“One Summer Can Change Everything.” Logan Myerz travels back to Hawkins, Indiana to review Season 3 of Stranger Things that was released on July 4th!
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by Logan Myerz
It’s officially the first day of Summer and there’s no better way to celebrate the hottest season of the year than watching the new film Leto. The films title which is Russian for “summer,” tackles a rock ‘n’ roll daydream based on the early days of the famous Soviet-Korean musician Viktor Tsoi, his musician friend Mike Naumenko, and Mike’s wife Natalia. This creates a somewhat complex music love triangle between the three individuals that adds substance to the early 80’s Soviet music scene. The black and white frames used in the film is painted beautifully to describe youth, rebellion, freedom, love, and the oppression that was occurring at that time in the Soviet Union.
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