
| The Roost | January 29th, 2007 |
Buy ANYTHING Instead! “One of the best, if not THE best horror flicks of the year.” -Bloody-Disgusting.com “A creepy, old-fashioned 80’s sleep-over movie, with the perfect blend of blood, screams and scares.” -Eli Roth, Director of Cabin Fever “B is for BORRRR-IIIIINNNGG.” -bisforbrains.com Now that I have my initial childish remark out of the way, let’s get serious. Continue » Posted by corporatedemon in Breviews, Horror, Thriller, Boringest Brains | 1 Comment
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| Automatons | January 24th, 2007 |
What a joy! Automatons could have easily become a refurbished parody or homage to numerous classic films and television shows from over half a century ago, but instead, it stands stably on its own two metallic, shimmying, corrugated legs. The setup, which is told to us in a most discerning way through recorded videos being played back by The Girl, our resident robot repairer, is that the timeframe in which this story takes place, on either this planet or an entirely fictional one, only two remaining ’super-powers’ exist in the world. Each of the remaining factions has it’s own supply of monstorous mechanical soldiers, and neither appears to be giving in any time soon. Continue » |
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| What is B For? Desktops | January 22nd, 2007 |
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| Shockwave (aka A.I. Assault) | January 21st, 2007 |
Buy it now on amazon.com? Let’s jump right in, brain first. Shockwave, or it’s more appropriate title of A.I. Assault, is a sci-fi geek’s dream upon initial inspection. It co-stars major characters from 3 different generations of the Start Trek universe, as well as Bill freakin Mumy! The setup that takes place within about 13 minutes is; robot loose on deserted island –> plane carrying another genius military robot crashes on the same Deserted Robot Island™ –> Continue » |
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| bisforbrains.com desktops! | January 15th, 2007 |
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| Baby Blood | January 14th, 2007 |
Buy it now at Amazon.com! In 1990, the year of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie, The Hubble Space Telescope, The Spin Doctors and Public Enemy’s legendary “Fear of a Black Planet,” a horri-B-ly appealing piece of cinema was released. Its title: Baby Blood. The story of this French film follows a voluptuous young woman named Yanka. She begins as a lowly performer in some off-key circus, taking all kinds of verbal and physical abuse from her manager. Out of the blue, one of the leopards is found liquidated in its cage. While Yanka is sleeping, a slimy Continue » |
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