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Former video store employee, and Canadian stereotype, who loves movies & nerdy stuff (mostly horror). Cheers!

Favorite films

  • Clue
  • Murder on the Orient Express
  • Knives Out
  • The Last of Sheila

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  • SNL50: The Anniversary Special

    ★★★★

  • Valentine

    ★★★

  • Evil Under the Sun

    ★★★★

  • Alien: Romulus

    ★★★★

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  • SNL50: The Anniversary Special

    SNL50: The Anniversary Special

    ★★★★

    I haven’t watched much of SNL in the last 10 years (and what little I’ve seen hasn’t been great), but this was a nice reminder of how much I used to love the show.  Started watching in the late 80s, was obsessed in the 90s with Farley, Sandler and Ferrell, but now the show is lucky if they put out one memorable sketch a season.  Does SNL even have recurring characters anymore?  A few duds, but I was smiling and laughing through most of this, and they really should’ve put Eddie Murphy in more of the show. I miss comedy.

  • Valentine

    Valentine

    ★★★

    It may have taken almost 25 years, but I’m slowly starting to warm up to Valentine.  That’s right, my opinion has gone from below average to…average.  Although I’ll still never understand how a slasher with literally zero plot has four credited screenwriters.

    The cast is likeable and seem to be in on the joke (that this movie is pure cheese), it goes all-in with the valentine visuals, the cherub mask is awesome and I’ve always loved the soundtrack.  On the flip…

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  • The Lighthouse

    The Lighthouse

    ★★★★★

    I’m still not entirely sure how to review The Lighthouse. I’ve seen it a few times now, it’s easily one of my favourite movies of the decade, but I still feel like there’s so much more I need to wrap my head around. This is only Robert Eggers second film (after his phenomenal debut, The Witch) and he’s already cemented himself as one of the most original and exciting directors working today. On the surface this is a movie about…

  • A Bay of Blood

    A Bay of Blood

    ★★★★

    By 1971 the Italian giallo genre was in full swing, thanks to films like Mario Bava’s Blood and Black Lace and Dario Argento’s The Bird With the Crystal Plumage. For Bava’s followup, A Bay of Blood (aka Twitch of the Death Nerve), he already decided to tweak the formula, showing just how ahead of his time he truly was. What separates this from other giallo’s of the era is the extremely high body count and the level of graphic violence…