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Power Ballad - Gamereactor (opens the original)
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Who doesn't dream of playing in a cover band? John Carney has meant a great deal to me as a film and music lover. It was 2006, and his film Once struck a chord deep in my heart. The simple yet beautiful story of the Irish musician Guy (Glen Hansard) who meets Girl (Markéta Irglová) evoked so many emotions, perhaps chiefly through the music. They won a well-deserved Oscar for the song "Falling Slowly", but it was more than that. I've since read that Glen and Markéta had met several years earlier
Saccharine - Gamereactor (opens the original)
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Did someone say body horror? Here I go again, going on and on about this blessed year of horror, because you know what? It just doesn't bloody end. This year, in the horror genre, we've had Obsession, Evil Dead Burn, and Lee Cronin's The Mummy, to name but a few. And now comes Saccharine, which is apparently a co-production between Australia and Finland. Haven't you heard of it? Neither had I, until a couple of weeks ago. I stumbled across a review and got curious, and I'm very grateful for that
Faces of Death - Gamereactor (opens the original)
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Faces of Death popped up in my feed this spring and felt like right up my street. Horror, serial killers, snuff and vibes reminiscent of Se7en and other great films. Let's get one thing straight: Faces of Death isn't a remake of the 1978 pseudo-dumentary, which was banned in loads of countries back in the day. It's, how shall we put it, a spiritual sequel or something along those lines. We'll get into how that all fits together a bit further down. I knew absolutely nothing about the original bef
Pressure - Gamereactor (opens the original)
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Eisenhower feels the strain in Pressure. I feel happy whenever I see Brendan Fraser. I've loved the actor ever since I saw The Mummy at the cinema when I was twelve, and I've always thought he has fantastic on-screen charisma and that he can actually act as well. His return to the big screen has been long-awaited, and his performance in the sad but somewhat overrated The Whale was actually quite brilliant. But this review isn't about his acting career; it's about a new Second World War drama, th
The Furious - Gamereactor (opens the original)
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He chose the right colour for his training kit The Furious is the title. It sums up the plot quite well. Blokes who are angry with each other for valid reasons. I suppose that's oversimplifying it a bit. This is a film I'd read quite a bit about beforehand. And sorry. I'm going to go on about Gareth Evans' The Raid for what must be the fifteenth time now, but it's impossible to avoid here, because The Furious is, in many ways, a copy. And I don't mean that in a bad way. The world is full of styl
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