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Documentary thedullwoodexperiment. This month, the roundup is bigger than usual thanks to spending three weeks in sunny France, in an area where the Internet was an occasional luxury rather than a constant presence. But in between drinking copious amounts of beer and wine, and sampling far too much cheese and local bread, there was quite a bit of movie watching going on. These are the movies I watched in a gite in the middle of the gorgeous Brittany countryside, almost all of them a reminder that when life is this good you can forgive quite a bit…The Posthuman Project (2. D: Kyle Roberts / 9. Cast: Kyle Whalen, Collin Place, Josh Bonzie, Lindsay Sawyer, Alexandra Harris, Jason Leyva, Rett Terrell, Will Schwab.

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Rating: 5/1. 0 – a group of teens develop super powers thanks to a device created by the dastardly uncle of one of them, and must thwart his plan to use it for immoral profit; pretty much a low- budget, amateur version of The Fantastic Four, The Posthuman Project relies on its not inconsiderable charm to help the viewer get past its rough edges, but the acting and the dialogue leave an awful lot to be desired, sometimes too much so. Predator: Dark Ages (2. D: James Bushe / 2. Cast: Adrian Bouchet, Amed Hashimi, Sabine Crossen, Ben Loyd- Holmes, Jon Campling, Joe Egan, Philip Lane, Bryan Hands. Rating: 7/1. 0 – a group of mercenaries led by Thomas (Bouchard) set off to hunt the mysterious creature killing people and animals in a nearby forest – and find something even more deadly than they expected; a fan- made short that adds a novel twist to the Predator saga, Predator: Dark Ages is a welcome distraction that confirms that, sometimes, the big studios don’t always have the right idea when it comes to their franchise characters. Drunk Wedding (2.

D: Nick Weiss / 8. Cast: Christian Cooke, Victoria Gold, Dan Gill, Anne Gregory, J. R. Ramirez, Nick P.

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Ross, Genevieve Jones, Diana Newton. Rating: 4/1. 0 – when a couple decide to get married in Nicaragua, they and some of their friends are given hand- held cameras to film it all… with predictably awful, drunken, outrageous, and potentially life- altering effects; if your idea of comedy is seeing someone urinating on another person’s back, then Drunk Wedding is the movie for you, and despite its lowbrow modern day National Lampoon- style approach it still manages to hold the attention and is surprisingly enjoyable – if you don’t expect too much. Zombie Ass: The Toilet of the Dead (2. D: Noboru Iguchi / 8. Original title: Zonbi asu.

Cast: Arisa Nakamura, Mayu Sugano, Asana Mamoru, Yûki, Danny, Kentaro Kishi, Demo Tanaka. Rating: 5/1. 0 – while on a trip to the woods, Megumi (Nakamura) and four older friends find themselves under attack from zombies who have emerged from the bowels of an outhouse – and only her martial arts skills can save them; a wild, wild ride from one of the masters of Japanese Shock Cinema, Zombie Ass: The Toilet of the Dead is equal parts raw, uncompromising, witless, and gross, but it’s also a movie that just can’t be taken at all seriously, and on that level it succeeds tremendously, providing enough Wt. F? moments to make it all worthwhile.

Faults (2. 01. 4) / D: Riley Stearns / 8. Cast: Leland Orser, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Chris Ellis, Beth Grant, Jon Gries, Lance Reddick. Rating: 8/1. 0 – down on his luck cult expert Ansel (Orser) sees a way out of debt and a chance to regain some self- respect when a couple (Ellis, Grant) ask him to abduct and de- programme their daughter (Winstead), but he soon finds himself out of his depth and facing up to some hard truths; a tour- de- force from the always excellent Orser – and with a solid supporting performance from Winstead – Faults is an unnerving look at a man on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and the ways in which his broken life have led him to a motel room where his own personal beliefs come under as much scrutiny as his captive’s. She’s Funny That Way (2. D: Peter Bogdanovich / 9. Cast: Imogen Poots, Owen Wilson, Rhys Ifans, Jennifer Aniston, Will Forte, Kathryn Hahn, Illeana Douglas, Debi Mazar, Cybill Shepherd, Richard Lewis, Ahna O’Reilly, Joanna Lumley.

Rating: 6/1. 0 – theatre director Arnold Albertson has a secret: he gives prostitutes money in order that they can set up their own businesses, but when his latest “project”, aspiring actress Isabella Patterson (Poots) lands the starring role in his latest production, it all leads to the kind of deception and duplicity that will test the notion that the show must go on; a modern attempt at a screwball comedy, She’s Funny That Way doesn’t have the sheer energy that made movies such as His Girl Friday (1. Bringing Up Baby (1. Bogdanovich knows his stuff and keeps the movie entertaining for the most part, even if it doesn’t stay in the memory for too long afterwards. Curse of the Witching Tree (2. D: James Crow / 1. Cast: Sarah Rose Denton, Lucy Clarvis, Lawrence Weller, Jon Campling, Caroline Boulton, Danielle Bux.

Rating: 2/1. 0 – divorcée Amber Thorson (Denton) moves into an old house with her two children (Clarvis, Weller) only for strange phenomena to start happening that’s connected to a witch’s curse, and which leaves them all at risk of supernatural forces; woeful in the extreme, Curse of the Witching Tree is amateurish nonsense that is badly directed, poorly acted, contains defiantly stilted dialogue, suffers from below- par photography, is tension- free throughout, and stands as an object lesson in how not to make a low- budget British horror movie. Bulldog Drummond Comes Back (1. D: Louis King / 6. Cast: John Barrymore, John Howard, Louise Campbell, Reginald Denny, E. E. Clive, J. Carrol Naish, Helen Freeman. Rating: 5/1. 0 – when dastardly villains Mikhail Valdin (Naish) and Irena Saldanis (Freeman) kidnap Phyllis Clavering (Campbell), the girlfriend of Captain Hugh Drummond (Howard), they send him on a merry chase where each clue he finds leads to another clue as to her whereabouts – but no nearer to finding her; the first of seven movies with Howard as the dashing sleuth created by H.

C. “Sapper” Mc. Neile, Bulldog Drummond Comes Back is as cheap and cheerful and antiquatedly entertaining as you might expect, and benefits enormously from a cast and crew who know exactly what they’re doing. Every Secret Thing (2.

D: Amy Berg / 9. 3m. Largo Winch Tv Series Dvd on this page. Cast: Diane Lane, Elizabeth Banks, Dakota Fanning, Danielle Macdonald, Nate Parker, Common. Rating: 7/1. 0 – several years after two young girls are incarcerated for the murder of a younger child, their return to their hometown is marred by the disappearance of a little girl, and the belief that one or both of them is responsible; a stilted attempt at an indie film noir, Every Secret Thing features good performances – particularly from Macdonald – and focuses on the emotional effects a child abduction can have on everyone involved, but it never develops a sense of urgency, though its key revelation at the end carries a wallop that helps dismiss what will seem like a narrative impasse up until then. Children of the Corn: Genesis (2. D: Joel Soisson / 8. Cast: Kelen Coleman, Tim Rock, Billy Drago, Barbara Nedeljakova.

Rating: 3/1. 0 – a couple (Coleman, Rock) break down on a desert highway but manage to find shelter overnight with a old preacher (Drago) and his much younger, foreign bride (Nedeljakova), but soon find that what’s in the preacher’s barn is much more menacing than the old man himself; placing the action largely away from Gatlin, Nebraska may have seemed like a smart move but this tired, dreary, and just downright dull entry in the franchise shows just how bad things have gotten since the 1. Children of the Corn: Genesis should remain the last in the series to be made. Skin Trade (2. 01. D: Ekachai Uekrongtham / 9. Battle Heat. Cast: Dolph Lundgren, Tony Jaa, Michael Jai White, Ron Perlman, Celina Jade, Peter Weller.