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Spooktacular Claymation: ‘Shaun The Sheep’ Delivers Big Halloween Laughs - Journal & Topics Media Group (opens the original)
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“Shaun the Sheep – The Beast of Mossy Bottom” “Shaun the Sheep – The Beast of Mossy Bottom” (80 min, Rated PG for mild scary action and some crude humor) 8 out of 10 You’d think a Halloween-related film released on September 18th would be early, but in reality, it’s right on time. These genre-themed films start in late August. But then again, horror-occult-slasher-supernatural-paranormal-satanic films run year-long. They account for almost 25% of the nations’ box-office…amazing. But, for “Shaun
‘Finding Emily’ Delivers Fresh, Honest Spin On Modern British Rom-Com - Journal & Topics Media Group (opens the original)
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“Finding Emily” (110 min, Rated PG-13 for language, sexual references, some crude material and drug references) 7 out of 10 In the vast pantheon of youth-oriented Brit love-on-the-rocks romcom’s, “Finding Emily,” in my estimation, represents the very latest in defining the outlandishly openness of the British underground youth culture movement. It’s openly gay and colorful where “partiers” gather and leave little to the imagination in sexual politicking. It’s a refreshing honest look at young Br
Genre-Bending Slasher Spoof Delivers Outlandish Style Over Substance - Journal & Topics Media Group (opens the original)
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Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder in "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma". “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” (111 min, Rated R for strong bloody violence, sexual content, graphic nudity, drug use and strong language) 5 out of 10 Let’s not mince words here or be cagey about it, a title as inflammatory as “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” clearly belongs in the cult underground world of cinema…a film that exists outside mainstream multiplexes. But cinema is cinema, and the world of
Suburban Survival Meets Prehistoric Chaos In ‘End Of Oak Street’ - Journal & Topics Media Group (opens the original)
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“The End of Oak Street” “The End of Oak Street” (99 min, Rated PG-13 for some strong violent content, bloody images, some strong language and suggestive material) 6 out of 10 Here I thought I’d never tire over seeing dinosaurs-vs-humans movies. Having grown up watching cheesy monsters-on-the-loose movies from the late 1950s with Godzilla being my hero monster, I rarely shied away from a “good” dino movie. And as much as I embraced all six “Jurassic Park” movies, and most of the spinoffs, like TV
‘One Night Only’: A Silly Rom-Com Built On A Dystopian Premise - Journal & Topics Media Group (opens the original)
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Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro in "One Night Only". “One Night Only” (103 min, Rated R for sexual content, brief nudity and strong language) 6 out of 10 Here’s a romantic comedy that tries hard to marry romance with comedy, but can’t avoid the elephant in the room…it’s crazy, zany premise…the plot-device that serves as the driving force behind the film. It’s stated at the start of the film that in order to curb overpopulation, the government has banned premarital sex between singles in the cou
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