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Thursday, October 22, 2009

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Directed by Scott F. Evans, Big Bag of Money tells you well that money is the root cause for all evil. A sack of money is found and although nobody claims it, five of them are desperately behind the pretty penny. They fight with each other and the scuffle turns really violent. But is the money really worth their lives?

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Directed by Scott Ziehl, the story begins with ten passengers boarding a bus on Christmas Eve. As they reach a section of the highway that’s deserted, the bus crashes against a biker wired with crystal meth. When the passengers try to rescue him, he opens fire and in an attempt to defend themselves, they kill him. Unknown to the passengers, the murder is being witnessed by eight other members of the biker’s crew. The furious gang is now behind the passengers to avenge the death of the biker. The horrified passengers flee from the scene on the bus but soon they move off the road and reach a wrecking yard. Trapped in this yard and surrounded by the bikers who are determined to kill every passenger, the terrified lot must find a way to escape.

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With a runtime of 90 minutes under the direction of Peter Travis, the story is told from different perspectives. The film clicks as a result of the efforts of the director and first-time screen writer Barry L. Levy who have used flashbacks to reveal more details surrounding the attempt of the president’s assassination who had been in Spain on a global summit for terrorism at the time.

As the President is about to address an audience, he is shot twice; this is followed by a small explosion and then a massive blast. Immediately quick action is taken by Agents Barnes (Dennis Quaid), Taylor (Matthew Fox), and Holden (Richard T. Jones) to find the culprits in the midst of all disorder that has emanated.

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Written and directed by Morten Willoch, the story has Justin (Kenny Low), a second-generation immigrant, as our hero who is returning to Hawkersham, his homeland and a port where illegal immigrants arrive at their pastures new. But unfortunately, these hopeful immigrants are used as slave labourers, sex workers and get trapped in an underground combat rink. While Justin dreams of a peaceful life with his lost love Leelu (Tracey Grace Baker), the owner of ‘the Cage’ wants her for himself. Justin must now fight to safeguard Leelu.

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Directed by Amir Valinia and co-written by Anthony Faia III and Dan Garcia, here’s an Action movie that would leave you gasping for breath. Set in post Hurricane New Orleans, the plot centres on a notorious Mexican drug Lord Santiago Rodriguez who breaks out of prison to look for his girl friend who is in possession of $15 million. Assisting him is his uncle to whom he has to hand over the huge sum. The cops are desperately searching for him to put him behind bars again. But they’re not the only ones, a hit man is also behind the drug Lord to avenge the death of his niece. Will the drug Lord be caught before he gets the cash from his girl friend?

Click here to watch ‘Jump out Boys.’


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This is a sequel to the one released in 2005. But this time Uwe Boll is not the director. The duo Michael Roesch and Peter Scheerer have worn the two hats of writer and director. Edward Carnby teams up with a group of witch hunters in search of the dangerous witch Elisabeth Dexter. The movie could have been a lot better than it is. Michael Pare and Danny Trejo have been wasted in their small roles. I have mixed feelings about the movie and doubt if horror fans would find this as one generating the needed chills and thrills. Anyway watch it and send in your feedback.

Click here to watch ‘Alone in the Dark II’


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With a runtime of about 1 hour 53 minutes and directed by Ernest Johnson, this action-driven flick stars Tyrone Burton, Brian Hall, Aron Andre Frazier. Slim, Ralph and Cory are three young men who are involved in the business of recovering sophisticated and expensive autos that are actually tough to fetch back on account of lack of payments. The present assignment of Slim is to retrieve a pastor’s car failing which he has to meet dire consequences.

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Some beautiful scenes from Thailand accompanied by painfully bad, gory action stuff gives this movie a distinctive zing. Action flick fans might find the action sequences stunning. Nevertheless, it is not free from some shoddy qualities, the most prominent one being it’s simply awful to look at. This is a re-make of a 1999 film directed by Oxide Pang Chun and Danny Pang who had also directed the earlier film with the same title.

The final assignment of Joe, an international hit man which involves four kills before his retirement is to be completed in Bangkok. As he works through the assignment, he gets help from Kong, a local street kid. Joe adheres to some simple codes and by the third hit, he discovers that he is breaking his four rules, is emotionally involved with a deaf-mute pharmacist (Charlie Young), leaves behind traces and is completely out of focus. While executing the third target, he gets noticed by some shocked onlookers.

And by the time, he goes in for the fourth target, he doubts that he is seen and escapes from the panicking crowd. He can now leave the country unharmed or rescue Kong. He decides to save Kong. He goes to the gang head quarters, kills everybody and rescues Kong and the dancer. The only person left is the gang leader Surat whom Joe forces into the back seat of the car while he gets into the car himself. The cops arrive right in time and this time Joe has no other alternative than to kill himself along with Surat.

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Blood and chocolate could serve a likely treat for action and thriller fans although there isn’t anything significant and new offered in this werewolf story.

The story involves a pack of werewolves who have successfully established their reign in Bucharest for 5,000 years. But suddenly the pack begins to feel vulnerable when one of them interrogates their traditions which has been followed for centuries. Destiny brings Vivian (Agnes Bruckner) who had been orphaned at a very young age, to the pack. The horrifying leader of the pack Gabriel (Olivier Martinez) wants Vivian as his next wife but the latter is in love with a man, (Olivier Martinez), a graphic artist who has come to the city to accomplish a research that would help him in his study. Gabriel discovers their love affair and pursues the werewolf and the human. The two are on the run for a while until they are forced to face the pack in a confrontation.

Gore and violence are limited in the movie which is compensated by the location in Romania astoundingly presenting the air of mystery in the movie. The German director Katja von Garnier’s direction has beautifully delved into a monster movie and transformed it to romantic flick. But the fact remains there isn’t any major advances in this werewolf story considering the present time.

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The opening scene features a car race between Machine Gun Joe (Tyrese Gibson) and a famous masked driver known as Frankenstein (David Carradine), escorted by a female navigator. The race ends with Joe smashing Frankenstein's car with the latter presumably left to die or sustain severe injuries.

In the meanwhile, Jensen Ames (Jason Statham), though innocent, is convicted for his wife's murder. In prison, a sadistic warden called Hennessey (Joan Allen) coerces him to be the driver of Frankenstein's Ford Mustang. She tells him that prisoners who win five death races are entitled to be freed. But since in the case of Frankenstein who had already won four before his death, it would suffice if Ames won only one race. Ames is also threatened with a picture of his baby under foster care. Ames learns of Hennessey's personal gains she can acquire out of the race, nevertheless, the threats meted out force him to take part in the race.

Under the direction of Paul W. S. Anderson, the car sequences are simply great with the rivals trying to run each other off the course. Machine cannons, oil slicks and ultra violence – there's plenty of them in the movie.

While you can watch the movie to enjoy the endless car stunts staged, it's loud and chaotic that could be tedious to some.

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