All Hell Breaks Loose IV.5 Christmas Special Write Up

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Event: All Hell Breaks Loose IV.5 Christmas Special, Melbourne
Date: Sunday December 6th, 2015
Features: Jason Manns, Mark Pelligrino, Briana Buckmaster, Rob Benedict, Matt Cohan and Richard Speight Jr

Please note: I am going off memory, so some details may be slightly off. Buy the DVD if you want the funny/quotes and whatnot …

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All Hell Breaks Loose IV.5 Christmas Special in Photos

Event: All Hell Breaks Loose IV.5 Christmas Edition, Melbourne
Date: Sunday December 6th, 2015
Features: Jason Manns, Mark Pelligrino, Briana Buckmaster, Rob Benedict, Matt Cohan and Richard Speight Jr

Write up coming soon … I swear!
All photos by me

PLEASE NOTE: This post is VERY photo heavy!

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My Favourite Five: Zombie Themed Comedies

Sometimes all you need is a little comedy and some zombie mayhem to get you through the day. Here are five movies that gel the comedy and gore quite nicely:

5.) Fido (2006)

Thanks to radiation from space no one who dies stays dead in this 1950s  universe and headless funerals are the only way to make sure your relatives don’t come back as zombies. The good news? If they do rise again you can domesticate them with a collar and have them serve you. How creepy. While Fido has subtle humour it is more of a sentimental zombie movie that sees Billy Connolly relying heavily on body language for his non speaking role as a boy’s pet zombie/only friend Fido. Continue reading “My Favourite Five: Zombie Themed Comedies”

Thoughts on the movie People Like Us (2012)

The very beginning of this movie feels disconnected and a bit empty as we follow our main character Sam (Chris Pine) while he tries to overcome a business deal gone bad. Even though Pine plays the fast talking businessman well, Sam is not a character that you will fall in love with at first sight, he is self centred, greedy and takes his family and girlfriend for granted. He takes risks for his job without thinking of the consequences and as a result lands himself in debt.

While trying to deal with a potential law suit from his business mistake Sam learns his father has died. Following the news Sam begrudgingly returns home (with a little push from his caring girlfriend) and tries to be there for his mother (Michelle Pfeiffer) only to learn his father had a secret daughter named Frankie (Elizabeth Banks). Continue reading “Thoughts on the movie People Like Us (2012)”