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31.10.16
The Next Day: The Boy (2015) Edition
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That's right, it's another episode of The Next Day! And this time, it's also a movie called 'The Boy', which I agree is...
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21.9.16
New Video Project! The Next Day: The Boy (2016)
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That's right, 'The Next Day' is back - in video form! The stars of TheAvod bring the aftermath of prominent horror films to lif...
5.3.16
The Next Day - Creep Edition
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The film Creep ends with the villain, one Mark Duplass, revealing that he's been killing videographers and other random people for ages...
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13.2.16
The Next Day: Intruders Edition
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Welcome to 'The Next Day', a recurring feature which explains what happens immediately after the end of films with ambiguous finale...
9.2.16
How To Ruin Your Own Movie: The Intruders Edition
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The Intruders is the story of a father and daughter who move into a spooky new house, and the events which follow after. Spooky events! Dol...
6.2.16
Another Fun Thing About Chainsaw Killer
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Chainsaw Killer is low budget in the best possible way - by which I mean it doesn't care for a second that its budget is showing, it...
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4.2.16
Chainsaw Killer - Bad Filmcraft or Unintended Plot Revelation?
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Allow me to reintroduce baffling film 'Chainsaw Killer'. Seemingly an attempt to use existing footage from an abandoned projec...
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27.1.16
The Weirdest Prop I've Seen In A While
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I recently watched The Pact 2, and while I normally write articles like this to criticize half-assed props, this time I wanted to call out ...
25.1.16
Even in Great Movies, Weird Mistakes Were Made
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So there's a scene in wonderful film Double Indemnity which doesn't make a lick of sense. Barbara Stanwyck is coming to meet Fred M...
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4.3.15
Exists Has Maybe the Fastest Check-Out Point Ever
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I think people are generally familiar with the 'Check-Out-Point' in horror movies, the moment in the film where the characters'...
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21.2.15
Adventures in Fake Journalism: Magic Man
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The film Magic Man concerns a woman's half-hearted investigation into the mysterious death of her mother some twenty years earlier. At ...
19.2.15
Production Can Be a Struggle, Folks
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So I'm watching Scream Park, and we get to the part where one of the killbillies has to chop his way into a gift shop. Then this happen...
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18.2.15
The Next Day: Scream Park Edition
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The film Scream Park concerns an attempt by the owner of a theme park to arrange the murder of his staff in the hopes that the publicity s...
10.10.14
Filmmaking errors and their effects on narrative.
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So imagine a movie that opens with a child being kidnapped. That kidnapping sets the plot in motion, and the search for the child is the ma...
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12.8.14
The Hidden Hand: Alien Contact and Government Coverups "Review"
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I watched this documentary the other day, and found it to be lacking in any sort of clear narrative whatsoever. It's nothing more than ...
31.5.14
How to ruin your own movie: The Victim Edition
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Michael Biehn made a movie! He wrote it and directed and starred in it, then cast his wife as the female lead, because hey - he's the o...
29.5.14
Race with the Devil's Amazing Moon
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So I'm watching Race with the Devil for theAvod, and there's a plot point requires part of the action take place during the apex of...
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26.7.13
It's possible that you're wrong about The Dark Knight Rises
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I've been very hard on terrible movie Skyfall here on the website, and as a consequence, a question has been asked of me: how is it t...
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2.12.12
I Hate Indiana Jones: Day 72
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Indiana Jones and the Accidental Trailblazer It’s no surprise that half of the fun of this type of high adventure movie is watching the char...
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25.10.12
How To Ruin Your Own Movie - The Barrens Edition
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The Barrens opens with an important reminder of Count Vardulon's Rule of Vacations - Don't go on one with either of the Ashmore bro...
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