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Slave's Dream is an historical-fiction film done entirely in Cameroon that has seen limited release at regional industry and festival showings but steadily growing popularity and sales on DVD.

Movie Review: Wrong

For connoisseurs of the weird, Wrong is probably must-see cinema--but should it be viewed alone or with others...?
Although more thought-provoking than terrifying, Shadow People does do a solid job of dissolving the distance between real-world and screen horror...
The found footage horror film features the former lead singer of Queensryche, Geoff Tate, as a killer who stalks a reality tv reno crew.

Bruce Li tries to look like Bruce Lee as he plays a detective named Wei Man, while Bolo plays a Japanese counterfeiter named Kimura. Bolo has more to do than just look mean, and the fight scenes range unevenly from okay to even great, in a fairly straightforward story of kung fu cops and kung fu crooks.

The sixth film in a series that has arguably gone on for far too long, Resident Evil: Retribution gives us more of the same and actually manages to breathe a bit of freshness into the film series, providing us with new twists and more characters from the games.

Chen Kuan Tai plays hero and Yasuaki Kurata plays villain in a "ninja" movie from "the 1980s" that actually features ninja beyond just the title, and against the trend (except for a few minutes of camp here and there) manages to be a mostly serious effort for the genre, respecting ninja lore and blending it with a detective procedural.

Marvel has another try at making a Ghost Rider film with Nicholas Cage at the helm, with predictably mixed results.

Movie Review: The Bourne Legacy (2012)

As Treadstone Operatives Are Put To Death, Agent Aaron Cross Fights To Stay Alive.

Movie Review: Total Recall (2012)

Colin Farrell Takes A Spin In The Recall Chair As A Man Who May, Or May Not, Be The Savior Of The World In This Latest Hollywood Remake.
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