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Review: JOHNNY GRUESOME (2018)

September 5, 2018March 16, 2020 Jim Morazzini Anthony De La Torre, Aprilann, Byron Brown II, Greg Lamberson, Horror, Horror Movie, Indie Films, Indie Horror, JOHNNY GRUESOME, Movie Review, Revenge, Revenge Film, Robby Takac

Revenge against everyone who hassled him in life. Revenge that will let him live up to what he was mockingly called in life, Johnny Gruesome.

AMERICAN MUSCLE

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Review: AMERICAN MUSCLE (2014)

May 12, 2018October 16, 2019 Jim Morazzini Action Film, AMERICAN MUSCLE, Indie Films, John Fallon, Movie Review, Nick Principe, Revenge, Robin Sydney, Todd Farmer, VENGEANCE ROAD, Well Go USA

On its surface AMERICAN MUSCLE, (VENGEANCE ROAD in the UK), would appear to be a sure bet. It’s a familiar

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Review: CORBIN NASH (2018)

April 23, 2018September 8, 2019 Jim Morazzini Ben Jagger, Chris Pardal, Christopher P. Taylor, CORBIN NASH, Corey Feldman, Dean S. Jagger, Fernanda Romero, Gravitas Ventures, Malcolm McDowell, Revenge, Richard Wagner, Vampires

A hardass cop steps outside the law to find answers and revenge on his own terms. How many films have

SAMURAI AVENGER: THE BLIND WOLF

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Review: SAMURAI AVENGER: THE BLIND WOLF (2009)

April 21, 2018February 13, 2020 Jim Morazzini Action Film, Blind Swordsman, Domiziano Arcangeli, Indie Films, Jeffrey James Lippold, Kurando Mitsutake, Mariko Denda, Martial Arts, Movie Review, Revenge, SAMURAI AVENGER: THE BLIND WOLF, Synapse Films

SAMURAI AVENGER: THE BLIND WOLF borrows from the traditional blind swordsman films such as the Zatoichi franchise and from Italian Westerns

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Review: REVENGE (2017) – Boston Underground Film Festival

March 26, 2018May 15, 2019 Jim Morazzini Boston Underground Film Festival, BUFF, Coralie Fargeat, French Movie, Kevin Janssens, Matilda Lutz, Rape/Revenge Film, Revenge, Vincent Colombe

It seems the rape/revenge film may finally be going mainstream. Last year saw M.F.A. become a hit on the festival

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