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April 22, 2013

Movie Review: 13 Eerie (2011, DVD)

Review By: Rob Sibley

Good zombie films are becoming more and more of a rarity these days. It's been even especially worse for low budget zombie pictures. Osombie, Zombie Apocalypse & Rise of the zombies to name a few. But for the slew of bad zombie films were treated now and then to a gem such as The Revenant and Exit Humanity. So with curiosity I put “13 Eerie” into my DVD player to discover a not half bad Canadian Zombie flick.

From the box cover alone the film has my interest. It sports the cream of the crop of Canadian talent. You can never go wrong with Katharine Isabelle (Ginger Snaps, American Mary) in the lead role. The supporting cast was equally pretty cool featuring the unappreciated Brendan Fletcher (Freddy Vs Jason, Rampage) and the always cool Michael Shanks (Stargate SG-1). I was pretty surprised that he wasn't listed on the front cover since he's the biggest name in the movie and the most accomplished of all the actors. Rounding out the cast though is Brendan Fehr (Final Destination, X-men: First Class) and Jesse Moss. You'll probably remember Moss as the psychotic college kid from Tucker & Dale Vs. Evil. He even had plenty of screen time with Isabelle back in 2000's “Gingersnaps”. So it was cool seeing the two on screen together again. 

June 28, 2011

TV on DVD Review: The Beast (2009)

Son of a bitch. Why? Why did this have to be so good? Why did I have to like it? Why did it have to end at such an amazing plot point? This is Deadwood all over again. At least when this happened with The Job, we got a do over in the form of Rescue Me. Do you know what 261925 means? Neither do I. Nobody does, and nobody ever will. It will haunt me like a rat inside of my brain gnawing at the inside of my skull. The worst part? It's nobody's fault. Patrick Swayze is dead, and he left us with an awful cliffhanger. I suppose one day we'll say the same thing about Sylvester Stallone, but the meaning will be different. Swayze's best work was his last, and that's something we can all hope for.

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