Hi! my name is Sam Edwards, I hold a BA in film and I love to write interesting pieces about the film industry. I cover films from all genres. My work has been published on the popular website BacktotheMovies.
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FeaturedPrey: Predator Series Re-Cap
Keeping Predators fans up to date with this new film.
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The Critic (short) review
Originally posted on TheReviewAwakens:
Plot: A new and accomplished actress (Stella Velon) undertakes an interview where she unwillingly confronts shades of her past. This review is special because it was featured on the talented Stella Velon’s website available here, with the below being quoted, take a peek as it nicely sums up my views on… -
FeaturedWhy it’s about time for Die Hard 6
After 25 years, this series does’nt deserve to Die just yet, with rumours of a sixth film in the works and it sounds terrific.
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FeaturedOlympus has Fallen series Re-cap
Olmypus has fallen suprised all audiences of the action genre, what was even more suprising were the birth of two more sequels , however, a TV series is in the works.
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FeaturedFilm History: War in Film
When we research war on the internet, we often get thousands of films and ideas. Here is a quick and brief look at some of the standout war films to analyze when we consider the range of the genre, its pretty remarkable.
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FeaturedThe Top Five best Action Scenes from The Expendables
We have seen some pretty iconic action scenes in The Expendables films, here are the top five.
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FeaturedWhy The Mechanic Ressurection is a blast
One of 2016’s silent sequels gets an analysis and it turns out there is a real character study in this sequel.
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FeaturedRanking the films of Peter Berg
The work of Peter Berg is certain to satisfy any film lover, featuring a trio of soon to be classics of real drama and action.
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FeaturedLondon Titanic Exhibition Review
One of history’s most famous events gets an exhibition worthy of any price.
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FeaturedThe Appeal of Venom
2018’s ultimate anti-hero flick gets an analysis.
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FeaturedRe-watch Escape Plan (2013)
Escape Plan saw the work of two action legends, finally satisfying the minds of action audiences.
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FeaturedThe Last Stand Review
One of 2013’s lesser known flicks gets a review and it turns out that there is a lot of quality on display.
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FeaturedBullet to the Head Review
One of 2013’s underrated action flicks Bullet to the Head gets a re-look.
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FeaturedThe Complete Narrative of John Rambo
The Rambo series gets a rundown from the perspective of the character evolution from the first film to the last and my word, is there an evolution, a character arc.
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FeaturedJaws 2: A Retrospective
Jaws 2 is a well discussed sequel, showcasing several typical traits of a film trying to live up to its original.
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FeaturedUncovering the wasted potential of Max Payne
One of 2008’s worst films gets a brief re-look and an analysis into the video game to film adaptations.
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FeaturedRe-look: A Good Day To Die Hard (2013)
This series worst reviewed entries gets a re-look and analysis. Is the film really as bad what the critics were saying? lets discuss.
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FeaturedThe Expendables 3 Review
The series latest installment gets a quick review.
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FeaturedAdmiring the cinema of Michael Bay
Michael bay is still one of Hollywood’s most profitable film directors. Lets take a visual look at his work.
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FeaturedNolan’s biggest cinematic event: The Dark Knight Rises
Nolan’s most successful film to date has a re-look, exploring the films marketing and anticipation.
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FeaturedThe Appeal of The Expendables
One of the standout film concepts in history has a brief re-look and analysis from a supporter of the motion picture, with a special look at Stallone’s film direction.
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FeaturedHollywood’s best upcoming commercial directors: Ruben Fleischer
With the fun Uncharted coming out just around the corner, lets discuss the work of Ruben Fleischer, as he sets his talents into the adventure genre. In Hollywood terms, a successful film is based on its financial success, not critical acclaim. Ruben Fleischer’s work is beginning to take shape and he is becoming more adaptable… Read more
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FeaturedMoonfall (2022): A Discussion
Moonfall is one of the years
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FeaturedExploring the John Mcclane in all of us
Cinemas most relatable action hero and character, John Mcclane has his analysis as to why he is clicks with audiences.
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FeaturedCreative Film Analysis: Furious 7
The most character driven film in the series, Furious 7 gets a quick and nice analysis from a fan of the franchise. Enjoy.
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FeaturedRe-watch: Total Recall (2012)
A Quick look at the latest Total Recall remake
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FeaturedWorth the Re-watch: Looper (2012)
Looper was one of the best films of 2012 and I am here to dicuss it with one minor complain at best.
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FeaturedAdmiring the visual Awe of Zach Synder
One of Hollywood’s most prolific auteurs directors working in the industry. An analysis that explores his work for the casual film-goer. Enjoy
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FeaturedFast and Furious: The importance of Family
The theme that we all take away from the fast films is family. Yes, the action scenes are the selling point, but lets explore how family has been presented in each film.
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FeaturedNew Thrilling Moonfall clip released
New clip released for Moonfall looks amazing.
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FeaturedThe Top Five best scenes from Elysium
Elysium is one of 2013’s best sci fi films, lets take a look back at its 5 best scenes.
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FeaturedEmmerich Analysis: The Human Triumph
With Moonfall coming out in two weeks, lets explore his previous work and extract what makes him successful.
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FeaturedThe Problems with Film Criticism
Film criticism may be holding the art back, as it undermines the whole financial purpose of what going to the cinema should be. Do film critics successfully decide if a film is actually good or bad, when really there is no answer considering the beautiful subjective nature of cinema.
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FeaturedThe Raid remake heads into production
The Raid remake is officially on the works with an impressive crew off camera, this should be interesting.
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FeaturedExploring Titanic and its exhibition
Titanic is one of the best films ever made, lets hope its exhibition delivers.
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FeaturedThe Little Stranger manipulates the horror genre
The Little Stranger is an excellent drama which keeps you hooked and guessing right to the end, with tightly knitted performances by Domhall Gleeson, Ruth Wilson and Will Poulter but the star is director Lenny Abrahamson who so brilliantly blends several genres together.
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FeaturedThe delight of Philomena lives on
9 years later, the film is one of Netflix’s best releases and I can’t recommend it enough. When we take a look back at 2013, many films stand out, including the infamous Iron Man 3 and Brad Pitt’s box office smash World War Z. However, a film that achieved great critical acclaim may have completely… Read more
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FeaturedCinemas most effective bank robbery teams in the 21st century
This article is all about assembling cinemas greatest bank robbery team, with a mighty selection of talent. Let me know you’re pick.
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FeaturedHow to make sure branded content complies with SEO trends
Are you a brand or work in the field of SEO?It turns out that our content needs to comply with SEO trends. Read more to find out.
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FeaturedThe Critic (short) review
My take on a 15 minute short film titled The Critic.
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My Thoughts on Shelby Oaks (UK Release)
After years of delays, Shelby Oaks has finally arrived in the UK — and as a longtime Chris Stuckmann fan, I couldn’t wait to see it. What I found was a haunting, heartfelt debut that feels like a love letter to classic 2000s horror.
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Superman, skip the morning traffic
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For Star Wars fans
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Time Travel
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Summer!, nothing beats an evening sunset with cool drink.
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