Dan Skip Allen
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Maul: Shadow Lord Official Trailer
Dark Maul first appealed in Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace in 1999. Ever since, fans of the character have clamored for him to appear again. Whether it be in animated form or other forms of entertainment. He has… Continue reading
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Vampires Of The Velvet Lounge Review – Good Cinematography And A Few Good Fight Scenes Weren’t Good Enough To Save This Bad Vampire Film
By Dan Skip Allen Lately, the vampire genre has had a bit of a resurgence. Most recently, with the remake of “Dracula” and “Sinners” to name a couple. This sub-genre of horror hasn’t always taken itself seriously with films like… Continue reading
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Tow Review – Rose Byrne And The Supporting Cast Anchor This Film Based On A Weird True Story
By Dan Skip Allen I’m a fan of movies based on true stories or real events, and it’s strange because there are so many different kinds of stories that can be considered based on the truth per se. Most of… Continue reading
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The Gates Review – Even The Last Film From James Van Der Beek Can’t Get Me To Recommend This
By Dan Skip Allen I love a genre of film where a group of friends decide to go out for some reason whether it’s the last time they’ll see each other for a while or the first time they’ve seen… Continue reading
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undertone Review – A Small Budget Indie Film With Big Budget Technical Achievements
By Dan Skip Allen Podcast horror isn’t necessarily a new thing, even though you might think it is. In the 70s, there was a little movie called “Play Misty For Me,” starring Clint Eastwood. Yeah, I know you’ll say it’s… Continue reading
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War Machine Review – Robocop Meets Full Metal Jacket, Not A Very Good Combination
By Dan Skip Allen Alan Ritchson is an actor I’ve known for a while now. I first saw him years ago in Smallville and later in Titans. Most recently, I’ve been a bigger supporter of his because of his performance… Continue reading
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Protector Review – A Revenge Thriller That Does Not Get Out Of Its Own Way
By Dan Skip Allen Revenge thrillers are a niche genre often lumped in with horror or the action genre. More often than not, they feature a woman trying to get back at a man who done them wrong. In “Protector”… Continue reading









