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I have been curious about this 2009 flick since it first came out. I remember the immediate reaction from fans was pretty negative. I figured I would catch it later. Fast-forward thirteen years. I understand the negativity Repo Chick received upon its release. "From the Director of Repo Man & Sid and Nancy" coupled by calling the flick "Repo Chick" immediately writes a check that this little film has no hope of cashing. Repo Man is a classic punk sci-fi-comedy-adventure film

Marsha Hunt, Model, Actress, Activist, Author, and Song Writer: October 17, 1917 – September 7, 2022 "When injustice occurs, go on with your convictions. Giving in and being silent is what they want you to do." In a perfect world, Meryl Streep would be known as our generation's Marsha Hunt. If you are paying attention to the movies at all there is a dizzying array of ingénues that get thrown at us every year. Pretty girls of varying degrees of skill who arrive on the scene an

Although slasher flicks will always have a reputation for being rude, crude, and downright dumb, they are getting a little more respect these days than when they were first released. (But really, even that is not entirely true, as most of them did well at the box office decades ago and continue to be rereleased on every new home video platform introduced, so isn’t that the ultimate respect for a film- ticket sales?) The one phrase that was used over and over again when these

The Thing With Two Heads Just because. George Seminara I have been contemplating going out to the movies to see Nope. I attempted to see it when my date made the cardinal sin and suggested we see Top Gun 2. So I was forced to spend my hard-earned money on Tom Cruise, and you know how I feel about that. Though the flying scenes were pretty exciting, I was happy to see my old pal, Val Kilmer. I vow, with God as my witness, I will rebuild Tara, err, sorry. I will see Nope in the