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Action Flick Chick | February 28, 2010

On a separate note, did you hear what happened to me and my town. Sheriff Dutton (Timothy Olyphant) and his pregnant wife, Judy (Radha Mitchell), started telling everyone that our citizens were “crazy” or something. I just don’t see where all the “craziness” is though. We aren’t crazy! Just accident prone!

Category: 2.0 kabooms, R-rated, action, horror, movie | 3 Comments »
Tags: action, Action Flick Chick, bloody violence, crazy, Danielle Panabaker, douchbag, George A. Romero, George Romero, horror, insanity, Joe Anderson, language, Lisa K Wyatt, Overture Films, R-rated, Radha Mitchell, rage, Ray Wright, remake, Scott Kosar, Sheriff, The Crazies, Timothy Olyphant, Trixie, zombie

Action Flick Chick | February 27, 2010

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Post: The Crazies (2010) – What was I just talking about?
by Action Flick Chick Katrina Hill: “We tried to tell them we weren’t ‘crazy’ but they didn’t believe us and so they tried to leave town. We had no choice but to stop ‘em. Can’t have people running all over the place [...]

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Action Flick Chick | February 9, 2010

Do you have a craving for a film where a bunch of people go crazy and kill each other? Obviously you do, who wouldn’t, right? Well, The Crazies is here to fulfill that craving. A small town’s water supply has been contaminated with some kind of poison that’s making everyone go crazy. The main characters [...]

Category: * all movie reviews *, Coming Attractions, R-rated, horror, movie, teaser | No Comments »
Tags: action, bloody violence, coming attractions, Danielle Panabaker, George A. Romero, horror, Joe Anderson, language, Overture Films, R-rated, Radha Mitchell, Ray Wright, remake, Scott Kosar, The Crazies, Timothy Olyphant

Action Flick Chick | January 25, 2010

I would like for someone to answer me one question: How in the world did Legion manage to snatch up so many known actors? Paul Bettany, Dennis Quaid, Charles S. Dutton, Tyrese Gibson, and Kate Walsh?

Category: * all movie reviews *, 2.5 kabooms, R-rated, Spoilers, action, horror, movie, science fiction | 9 Comments »
Tags: action, Adrianne, Adrianne Palecki, Adrianne Palicki, Angel, Angels and Demons, Angels!, Apocalypse, Avatar, Bible, bloody violence, Charles S. Dutton, Demons, Dennis Quaid, Doug Jones, Evil Grandma, Gabriel, God, James Camer, James Cameron's Avatar, Jon Tenney, Kate Walsh, Kevin Durand, language, Legion, Lucas Black, Michael, Michael Jackson, Paul Bettany, Peter Schink, R-rated, Scott Stewart, Screen Gems, Sony, Transformers, Tyrese Gibson

Llama Mama | January 23, 2010

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Post: Legion (2010): Embrace the Awfulness
by Action Flick Chick Katrina Hill: “Now don’t get me wrong, Legion was a terrible movie with so many things wrong with it that Michael Jackson’s plastic surgeon couldn’t put it back together again. You have to embrace all of the awfulness and just have fun with [...]

Category: Movie Chicks, action, horror | No Comments »
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Action Flick Chick | January 19, 2010

Edge of Darkness stars Mel Gibson, Ray Winstone, Danny Huston, and Bojana Novakovic .

Category: Coming Attractions, action, movie | 6 Comments »
Tags: action, Andrew Bovell, BBC television, bloody violence, Bojana Novakovic, coming attractions, Danny Huston, Edge of Darkness, Frank Grillo, Gbenga Akinnagbe, language, Martin Campbell, Mel Gibson, Michael Wearing, R-rated, Ray Winstone, revenge, Shawn Roberts, Warner Bros. Pictures, William Monahan

Action Flick Chick | January 13, 2010

Legion is a fantasy/horror film with an apocalyptic setting. It’s about… angels or something. It’s also got super fast evil grannies and spindly-armed Starbucks employees from the looks of it. This film is yet another in a long line of films that proves that Dennis Quaid does not say no to a film, he’s just [...]

Category: Coming Attractions, fantasy, horror | 4 Comments »
Tags: 2 Fast 2 Furious, Adrianne Palecki, Adrianne Palicki, Angels and Demons, Angels!, Apocalypse, Bible, bloody violence, Charles S. Dutton, Demons, Dennis Quaid, Doug Jones, God, Jon Tenney, Kate Walsh, Kevin Durand, language, Legion, Lucas Black, Paul Bettany, Peter Schink, R-rated, Scott Stewart, Screen Gems, Sony, Transformers, Tyrese Gibson

Action Flick Chick | January 12, 2010

Finally! We get a movie with “real” vampires and none of this “I sparkle in the sun and read minds” bullcrap. Daybreakers gives us a world full of vampires who drink human blood, can’t walk in the sunlight, and who have a truly monstrous vampire nature. They don’t have reflections and they don’t have any [...]

Category: 1.5 kabooms, horror | 5 Comments »
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