Tag: Suspense
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THE THING review by John Delia

Fans of the film The Thing beware; even though the movie takes you back to the Norwegian outpost providing a beginning to John Carpenter’s 1982 film with the same title, it may as well have been a remake. Those that have never seen Carpenter’s masterpiece however, will get all the chills and thrills of the original. For fun, why not rent the 1982 horror flick AFTER you see this release for a comparison of alien shape shifting.

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October 14, 2011 No Comments
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POINT BLANK reviewed by John Delia

Thrilling, Intriguing and vicious Point Blank keeps the adrenaline pumping with excitement at every turn. A fine cast ably directed by Fred Cavaye puts the film in a league with The Departed. If you like a lot of action with a harrowing storyline then go and see Point Blank.

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September 1, 2011 No Comments
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FINAL DESTINATION 5, review by John Delia & Marisa Ings

Shattering, piercing, suspenseful, queasy, bloody, gouging, bone breaking, mind blowing, and yet mesmerizing that’s what Final Destination 5 is all about, especially in 3D. This is one of those select few films that use 3 Dimension well and it will blow your mind. If you have never seen a Final Destination movie or are a big fan of the guts and gore they deliver, then rush to see Final Destination 5, but do not go over a bridge on your way.

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August 11, 2011 No Comments
Written Reviews

SOURCE CODE review by John Delia

Suspenseful, explosive and intriguing Source Code breaks the mold in this thriller that entertains. The intricate plot constantly changes making the tale gripping and mysterious in a fantasy action adventure that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

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March 31, 2011 No Comments
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LIMITLESS review by John Delia

The premise of Limitless involves the use of a mythical drug that magically makes a person a total Einstein, the pure fantasy and consequences of the outcome makes it intriguing. The cast perfectly drawn and the direction top notch, Limitless thrills and chills.

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March 18, 2011 No Comments
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THE LINCOLN LAWYER review by John Delia

Suspenseful, intriguing and exciting Lincoln Lawyer makes the legal system entertaining. With all the TV attorney shows pushing for top ratings, this film comes at the right time. A strong cast, excellent direction and a riveting storyline make Lincoln Lawyer a must see.

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March 17, 2011 No Comments
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RED RIDING HOOD review by John Delia

Twilight fans here’s a little change a of pace called Red Riding Hood with romance and werewolves that should fulfill your cravings until you can get more of Stephanie Meyer. However, don’t be too quick to jump into this one if you are a reasonable adult that’s looking for some horror that chills. The fright is fleeting and the terror no more scary than a large devilish dog. Mostly shot on two sets, the film could have easily been a theatrical play.

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March 11, 2011 No Comments
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‘UNKNOWN’ Review by John Delia

A very good action mystery Unknown lives up to its compelling trailer. From the exciting opening the film springs to a suspenseful thriller with twists and turns to the final reveal. If you are big fan of Liam Neeson (Taken), and I am, then run to see Unknown.

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February 17, 2011 No Comments
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The Tourist reviewed by John Delia

Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp team up in this suspense thriller that plays out well and even fooling me right up to the very end. I liked the dialogue, direction and cinematography as well. The Tourist is like a classic Alfred Hitchcock script with all the twists and turns that made his movies great. If you like a film where you have to figure out each bend and curve, then rush to see The Tourist.

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December 10, 2010 No Comments
Foreign

THE GIRL WHO KICKED THE HORNET’S NEST reviewed by Alyn Darnay

Ok, let’s put it out there right from the beginning, the third installment of The Millennium Trilogy is as good or better than the rest of the series and a worthy addition. It recaptures the provocative appeal of the outstanding first film, tones down the action/violence of the second movie and wraps up everything with a true thrill ride consisting of an intelligent plot, the continuation of great performances by a very talented cast, and delivering a beautiful and most satisfying finale.

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October 29, 2010 No Comments

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