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Tag Archives: Skeet Ulrich
Chill Factor -
Five years after Speed, the train-wreck movie clones just keep on coming. The latest down the pike is Chill Factor, an utterly unmemorable piece of dreck that centers on an explosive substance nearly as toxic as this movie. Dr. Richard … Continue reading
Posted in 1999, Movie Reviews
Tagged Action, Cuba Gooding Jr., Skeet Ulrich
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The Newton Boys -
Richard Linklater, notorious for his modern day Generation X films, strikes off in new territory in The Newton Boys, a period drama detailing the true-life exploits of the most successful gang of bank robbers in United States history. The mastermind … Continue reading
Posted in 1998, Movie Reviews
Tagged Crime, Ethan Hawke, Juliana Margulies, Matthew McConaughey, Richard Linklater, Skeet Ulrich, Vincent D'Onofrio
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Touch -
Touch is an uneven satire that wastes a potentially intriguing topic. Bill Hill (Christopher Walken) is a con-artist preacher who had a successful practice in the south, but after moving to L.A., he has found himself reduced to selling RVs. … Continue reading
Posted in 1997, Movie Reviews
Tagged Bridget Fonda, Christopher Walken, Skeet Ulrich, Tom Arnold
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Scream -
Scream is Wes Craven’s latest horror film with a gimmick that just doesn’t quite work. It opens, in traditional slasher film fashion, with the young, pert, and alone Casey (Drew Barrymore) having a terrifying encounter with a homicidal caller. The … Continue reading
Posted in 1996, Movie Reviews
Tagged Courtney Cox, David Arquette, Horror, Jamie Kennedy, Matthew Lillard, Neve Campbell, Rose McGowan, Skeet Ulrich, Spoof
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