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Evil Lives Here: Divorce? Never. Murder? Maybe. (2022)
This Man's Faking It
I don't know if Vernon was involved or not in Diane's death, but close examination reveals he is faking his "grief." His constant need for "breaks" form the interview are suspicious, as these events are far in the rearview mirror at the time of recording. He makes a big show of "crying", yet there are no tears, no congestion ... He then abandons Diane's child without a word, and refuses to return her calls for years afterward. And don't get me started about his playacting - it's insulting for him to think that anyone would fall for such a flimsy charade.
Very convenient for him to call in and check on Diane's status as he was driving back from Boise. I hope for Jade's sake the truth comes out as to how much he really knew.
Dragon Warriors (2015)
Great popcorn comedy
One afternoon I blindly stumbled across the last 10 minutes of this film, and those 10 minutes (plus the post-film "bloopers") made me chuckle so much that I recorded the next full airing. This proved a great move!
"Dudes and Dragons" (or "Dragon Warriors", as it is also known) is simply slapstick comedy done well - lots of pratfalls and wisecracks that are certain to tickle your funny bone, provided you have one. It isn't the beneficiary of a rich budget, but the costumes are decent and the acting more than passable. If you just want to spend a lighthearted two hours snorting out your beer at one joke after another, you could do worse than this one.
Age of Tomorrow (2014)
So Ha-Ha bad ... for a bit
Now, I like stupid movies with bad acting, because it avails me of the opportunity to crack a lot of jokes and keep myself amused. However, this movie is so bad on every level at all times that I became laugh-exhausted about 30 minutes in.
I don't understand where they got these "actors" from. They should have been forced out of the industry at gunpoint immediately upon their arrival in Los Angeles.
I don't understand aliens who cannot be killed by high-velocity projectiles, but can be killed by bonking them with bits of fire safety equipment.
I don't understand how our hero is pointlessly dragged before the alien queen for a Big Reveal, but then he never reveals any of this vital information to anyone else except in the vaguest terms. And that's cool with everyone else who, you know, has their planet's existence on the line. No follow-up questions from the team. At all.
I don't understand how you plan to successfully invade another PLANET with a team of 5 people. One of whom is only armed with a fire axe. By choice.
I don't understand ... aw heck, I don't understand any aspect of this movie, and I'm not going to wear my fingers down to nubs typing about it. This movie isn't "Ha-Ha" bad - it's "Give me back my 120 minutes of life or I'll hose your offices down with lead" bad. Oops, gotta go - I think I hear police sirens ...