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Julie Carmen

The Milagro Beanfield War (1988)

The Milagro Beanfield War (1988)
Rating: ★★★½
May 12, 2004Magical Realism
Magical Realismmilagro-beanfield-war-19881988Charming, delightful venture into Magical Realism directed by Robert Redford as the angels step in to aid the impoverished residents of a New Mexico town
Director: Robert Redford
Actors: John Heard, Christopher Walken, Melanie Griffith, Carlos Riquelme, …
Category: Fantasy
12 May 20046 December 2024 by Roog

Fright Night Part 2 (1989)

Fright Night Part 2 (1989)
Rating: ★★½
Sep 5, 2002Vampire Film
Vampire Filmfright-night-part-2-19891989Sequel to Fright Night, this basically rehashes what went before but introduces Jerry Dandridge's sister. This does come with the benefit of some way-out stylistic effects from director Tommy Lee Wallace
Director: Tommy Lee Wallace
Actors: Roddy McDowall, William Ragsdale, Julie Carmen, Traci Lin, …
Category: Horror
5 September 20029 February 2026 by Roog

Cold Heaven (1991)

Cold Heaven (1991)
Rating: ★★
Jul 15, 2024Mysterious Resurrection
Mysterious Resurrectioncold-heaven-19911991Nicolas Roeg was one of the great directors of the 1970s, making works like Performance and Don’t Look Now. This was one of Roeg's last films where Mark Harmon is killed in an accident but makes a miraculous resurrection
Director: Nicolas Roeg
Actors: Theresa Russell, Mark Harmon, James Russo, Will Patton, …
Category: Fantasy
15 July 20246 January 2026 by Roog

In the Mouth of Madness (1995)

In the Mouth of Madness (1995)
Rating: ★★★½
Aug 17, 2002Meta-Fictional Horrors
Meta-Fictional Horrorsin-the-mouth-of-madness-19951995In one of his last really good films, John Carpenter pays homage to H.P. Lovecraft in this horror film that becomes an amazing blurring of the line between reality and fiction
Director: John Carpenter
Actors: Sam Neill, Jurgen Prochnow, Julie Carmen, Charlton Heston, …
Category: Horror
17 August 20028 January 2026 by Roog

Recent Posts

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  • Forgotten Experiment (2023)
  • The Visitor from the Future (2022)
  • The Mortuary Assistant (2026)
  • Disclosure Day (2026)
  • Kill Me Again (2025)
  • Rat Man (1988)
  • Metamorphosis (1990)
  • The Gathering (2003)
  • SleepStalker (1995)
  • The Silent Planet (2024)
  • Goldilocks and the Three Bears: Death & Porridge (2024)
  • Mary Had a Little Lamb (2023)
  • The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026)
  • Scary Movie (2026)
  • Mummy Shark (2024)
  • Playing With Dolls: Havoc (2017)
  • Johnny Got His Gun (1971)
  • Into the Deep (2025)
  • Great White Waters (2025)
  • Deep Water (2026)
  • Backrooms (2026)
  • Undertone (2026)
  • Midnight Movie (2008)
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  • Films About Atlantis
  • Werewolf Films
  • Virtual Reality
  • Imprisonment Thrillers
  • Films Depicting NASA and the Space Program
  • Human Bloodsports and Death Games
  • Animals Attack Films
  • Films About Plague and Pandemic
  • Disaster Movies
  • Steampunk Films
  • Documentaries
  • Films About Halloween
  • Films About Prophecy
  • Magicians and Sorcerers
  • Secret Societies
  • Real-Life People in Fiction
  • Techno-Thrillers
  • Twins in Fantastic Cinema
  • Asylums
  • Possession Films
  • Films About Imaginary and Magical Lands
  • Religion in Fantastic Cinema
  • Romantic Comedies
  • Film Noir
  • Spy Films
  • Jekyll and Hyde Films
  • Films That Make Dubious Claims to Being True Stories
  • Coming of Age Stories in Fantastic Cinema
  • Films About Cryogenics and Suspended Animation
  • Alternate History Films
  • Disturbed Psychology as Portrayed on Film
  • Law Enforcement in Fantastic Cinema
  • Weird Westerns

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