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By James M. Martin January 18, 2012 06:25 PM
Ah! The very thought of transplanting Captain Bligh to a deserted island's mad Prospero, turning humans into animals (and not even having to ask Sycorax for permission), a delightful modern take on the old "Frankenstein" story only done with verve and sporting the performance of a brilliant actor not the least bit shy of the hokey material. He eats up the scenery and proves that great acting will make a silk purse of a sow's ear.
“Speaking as a fellow Adam, you, sir, make me ashamed to share the same name. Obviously another pretentious contrarian. What's the matter, more than 500 people know who PTA is, so you don't like him . . .”
“Thanks, Vincent.
I saw this film for the first time, actually, and I thought it was very eerie, haunting, and chilling. It's like a slasher film without the slashing, a horror movie without the . . .”
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By Thomas Caron
January 18, 2012
07:56 AM
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By James M. Martin
January 18, 2012
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By David
February 13, 2012
04:28 PM
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