Review: My Soul To Take
This isn’t the sort of revelation that will come as a surprise to most of you I’m sure, but after seeing My Soul ...
Monthly Archives: February 2020
Review: RED
 In the interest of full disclosure, I haven’t read a single panel of the three-issue comic book mini-series that the film RED was ...
127 Hours so intense, even more viewers passing out
The James Franco starring, Danny Boyle directed, 127 Hours continues to take more victims. After reports of three people passing out, and a ...
Features
How to Do It: Batman 3/The Dark Knight Returns
(How to Do It’s primary objective is to create serious discussion on how to adapt various properties to the silver screen. It is ...
Aronofsky (pretty much) set to direct Wolverine sequel
Although there has yet to be an official announcement, Deadline reports that a deal between Warner Bros and Darren Aronofsky to direct the ...
Review: RED
Contrary to my local newspaper’s Arts & Entertainment page, RED is not a graphic novel about a government hitman who investigates the disappearance ...
Features
Welcome to the Flixist Community
Welcome to the Flixist Community. At any number of other sites, a simple sentence like this might not mean a whole lot. ...
Reviews
Review: Let Me In
Let Me In is a film in a lose-lose situation. Nobody who saw the (BRILLIANT) Let the Right One In, myself included, believed ...
Review: Stone
Last night I sat in the dark waiting for Edward Norton to pull his fifth and far from final Keyser Soze. That’s what ...
Cinema Cage Match Part 2: Let the Right One In
In a snowy courtyard, a young boy with blonde hair demands that an unseen person squeals. Knife in hand, he begins to utter ...
Review: Stone
Stone, directed by John Curran (The Painted Veil), unites Robert De Niro and Edward Norton as two opposing characters whose stories eventually begin ...
This is a test
This is a test, the review will go here, land of mammoths as I understand it. I wonder if I can link stuff ...