Comments on: Review: Strange Sunset http://horrorsnotdead.com/wpress/2006/review-strange-sunset/ HorrorsNotDead.com -- The next big Horror movie blog for twenty-two years running. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 21:40:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Film Blog Group Hug: Oh, the Horror! - cinema blog http://horrorsnotdead.com/wpress/2006/review-strange-sunset/#comment-508 Film Blog Group Hug: Oh, the Horror! - cinema blog Wed, 16 Aug 2006 20:18:05 +0000 http://horrorsnotdead.com/wpress/2006/review-strange-sunset/#comment-508 [...] HorrorsNotDead.com is a one-man blog that’s run by one of Cinematical’s regular readers/commenters, Peter Hall (which is how I came across his bloggo in the first place). Full of wonderfully opinionated reviews, helpful DVD buying guides, and tons of random news updates, HND is a best-scenario example of what happens when one articulate horror geek decides to kick-start his own blog. And best of all, Pete’s no fawning fanboy who blindly adores every piece of gore he sees. That kind of stuff gets real old real fast, and he avoids it with an impressive consistency. Check out Hall’s recent reviews of Evil Aliens (Brit indie), Hollow Man 2 (DTV sequel), Monster House (big-budget cartoon) and Strange Sunset (grass-roots mega-indie) to get a taste of the guy’s admirably eclectic perspectives. [...] [...] HorrorsNotDead.com is a one-man blog that’s run by one of Cinematical’s regular readers/commenters, Peter Hall (which is how I came across his bloggo in the first place). Full of wonderfully opinionated reviews, helpful DVD buying guides, and tons of random news updates, HND is a best-scenario example of what happens when one articulate horror geek decides to kick-start his own blog. And best of all, Pete’s no fawning fanboy who blindly adores every piece of gore he sees. That kind of stuff gets real old real fast, and he avoids it with an impressive consistency. Check out Hall’s recent reviews of Evil Aliens (Brit indie), Hollow Man 2 (DTV sequel), Monster House (big-budget cartoon) and Strange Sunset (grass-roots mega-indie) to get a taste of the guy’s admirably eclectic perspectives. [...]

]]> By: Brian http://horrorsnotdead.com/wpress/2006/review-strange-sunset/#comment-485 Brian Fri, 04 Aug 2006 03:26:30 +0000 http://horrorsnotdead.com/wpress/2006/review-strange-sunset/#comment-485 "which emulates many of the existential tendencies of heady anime with its story about a man, Akio, stuck on a philosophical bridge, battling with multiple parts of his personality in an attempt to regain control over his life." Describing a movie like that is a guaranteed way to make sure I do not ever ever ever watch it. “which emulates many of the existential tendencies of heady anime with its story about a man, Akio, stuck on a philosophical bridge, battling with multiple parts of his personality in an attempt to regain control over his life.”

Describing a movie like that is a guaranteed way to make sure I do not ever ever ever watch it.

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