Tag Archives: Aisling Franciosi

Episode 191 – Stopmotion

December 15, 2024Amazon Prime Original, Body Horror, New Release, VOD ReleaseAdaptation (2002), Aisling Franciosi, Black Swan, Blood Tea and Red String, Coraline, James and the Giant Peach, Mad God, May (2002), Repulsion, Robert Morgan, Vincent (1982), Wendell & Wildshockdoctors

Robert Morgan is a gifted animator, but the stopmotion vignettes that give this film its narrative spine don’t tell enough of a story to keep us fully invested. That said, Aisling Franciosi is terrific.

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Episode 184 – Speak No Evil (2024)

September 30, 2024New Release, Remake, Serial Killer, Theatrical ReleaseAisling Franciosi, Eden Lake, James McAvoy, James Watkins, Mackenzie Davis, Scoot McNairy, The Ring (2002), The Vanishing (1988), The Vanishing (1993), The Woman in Black (2012)shockdoctors

This remake of the 2022 Danish film suffers from a stultifying fidelity to the original – except in two major respects, where there has been a decided downgrade. A waste of a very strong cast.

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Episode 157 – The Last Voyage of the Demeter

August 20, 2023Creature Feature, New Release, Period Piece, Theatrical Release, Universal Monsters, Vampires30 Days of Night, Aisling Franciosi, Alien, Andre Ovredal, Blade II, Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Corey Hawkins, David Dastmalchian, Dracula (1931), Dracula (1979), Liam Cunningham, Nosferatu, Salem’s Lotshockdoctors

Even with its slam-dunk premise, we didn’t love “Dracula on a Boat.” However, it gets points for hearkening back to 90s and early 2000s Universal monster flicks.

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