Dead On Movie Reviews – January 18, 2024
The panel is back and debating the merits of Night Swim (2024), The Last of Us (2023), Cronenberg’s Shivers (1976), and Body at Brighton Rock (2019). Stick with us — the reviews will get better, folks!
The panel is back and debating the merits of Night Swim (2024), The Last of Us (2023), Cronenberg’s Shivers (1976), and Body at Brighton Rock (2019). Stick with us — the reviews will get better, folks!
The final inning is garbage time: Jeff (the Ump) gets the holiday classic Gremlins (1984) with a great tale of Christmas past while Tim (the Vamp) reviews Dennis Quaid’s The Rookie (2002).
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Two episodes left: Jeff (the Ump) faces the forgotten Peter Weller debut Of Unknown Origin (1983) — the ‘Jaws’ of rat movies — while Tim (the Vamp) experiences high-stakes ping pong in Balls of Fury (2007).
Jeff (the Ump) watches The Gate (1987), the famous Canadian sleeper hit, while Tim (the Vamp) gets McFarland, USA (2015) — a Hoosiers clone swapping Hackman for Kevin Costner and basketball for cross-country running.
The Vamp holds onto his lead: Jeff (the Ump) faces the sweet horror-comedy Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (2010) while Tim (the Vamp) strikes back with Hidalgo (2004), because the Vamp once drank the blood of a horse. Or did he?
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The famous fifth inning turns to classic films: Jeff (the Ump) gets the nearly century-old Universal classic Frankenstein (1932) while Tim (the Vamp) returns the favor with the 70s sci-fi ‘classic’ Rollerball (1975).
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The Vamp pulled ahead with a cunning strategy: Jeff (the Ump) faces the intense werewolf horror Dog Soldiers (2002) while Tim (the Vamp) takes on Eight Men Out (1988). Will this week prove too intense for the timid sports fan?