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Welcome to Sudden Death (2020)
A sleeper
More enjoyable than I expected due to good child actors and a plot that moved along quickly. Not blackxploitation and a good black cast. Reasonable martial arts fighting in moderation, fitting the plot. Even the Rock Star bit player rang true rather than parody.
The Cantor of St Thomas's (1984)
Bach
Interesting bio from official records with much music on original instruments.
Splatter (2009)
Rock Horror
After committing suicide, a washed-up rocker returns from the grave to torment the five people who betrayed him in life.
TV-14 29m
The Company (2003)
Disappointing
Lots of Joffrey ballet, almost unnoticeable and Ill fleshed our plot, not enough focus on story lines to get involved with each character. Would be 7 stars if I were a balletomane. For me too much focus on the mechanics of developing a new ballet and slight, wooden human interactions with a lot of mailing in one's lines made it impossible to identify with anyone..
Psychomanteum (2018)
Highly overrated
Trite, obvious, and overblown, with episodes that often seen unfinished drafts accompanied by irrelevant insect closeups. High ratings either a joke
or scam. Might frighten a 5-year old.
Zoetrope (2015)
Great fantasy tales with surreal characters.
Hilarious full length Bulgarian cartoon about two robots lost in a labyrinth. Different chambers have different wordless stories, with highly creative, unique fantasiacal characters. All ages with many philosophical twists. Well worth the time. Commentary by the robots in Bulgarian with built-in English subtitles. Good musical track. Should win many awards!
Harnessing the Sun (1981)
A comprehensive presentation of solar energy uses.
During the optimistic early days, this balanced film gives practical examples of what's been done with solar energy. Over 20 years later, we're still struggling with the economics of large-scale solar electric. Recent high oil prices may make this film an interesting and possibly useful revisit.
(This was one of the last films Joan Hackett appeared in before her untimely death.)