Dead Ringers is a much-needed refreshing of an ‘80s cult classic. Its daring, bold and challenges but also entertains with surgical skill.
Author: Mike Vaughn
Mike Vaughn
Big film nerd and TCM Obsessed. Author of The Ultimate Guide to Strange Cinema from Schiffer Publishing. Resume includes: AMC's The Bite, Scream Magazine etc. Love all kinds of movies and television and have interviewed a wide range of actors, writers, producers and directors. I currently am a regular co-host on the podcast The Humanoids from the Deep Dive and have a second book in the works from Bear Manor.
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Clock very nearly slides into the so-bad-its-enjoyable realm, but that is destroyed when the Holocaust is grossly crammed into the plot.
The film is nicely shot, and the visual aspects of The Unheard are well crafted. But outside that the film is lacking.
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Mafia Mamma feels like direct-to-video fodder which somehow landed Toni Collette. Check out our review inside!
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