Name: Neo-Maxi Zoom Dweebie
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Film Reviews for Film Nerds

Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Director: The King of Eighties Teen Existentialism, John Hughes Year of Release: 1987 Starring: Steve Martin and John Candy, who I used...

Spirits of the Dead is a 1968 gothic horror anthology on acid, as three renowned European directors of the 60s - Roger Vadim, Louis Malle...

I had an idealistic viewing schedule lined up this year for MIFF but luckily managed to see most of my picks either at the fest or around...

Produced by husband and wife writer/director team Mike Flanagan and Kate Siegel, Hush follows the standard home invasion horror plot, but...

The first time I saw a Breillat film was in 2001, when I spent a Saturday night in with a copy of A Ma Soeur and Hideo Nakata's Ringu....

Annnnnnnd my fave time of year has rolled around again! People, for the next two weeks you will essentially find me living at the Forum,...

Co-workers with chemistry test the friend-zone in this alt-cute look at relationships, buoyed by an engaging cast of fave alt-comedy...

I recently came back from a three-week sojourn around Morocco/Spain (#espanyolo) and had the delight of flying return Emirates. Economy...

Hollywood's latest supernatural tweeny adaptation of Romeo and Juliet, Beautiful Creatures, is a down-south mish-mash of Carrie -meets-...

Quentin Tarantino's new offering, Django Unchained is an ode to the old west, continuing his efforts to wreck cinematic revenge on...