The SAW Power Rankings is our weekly ranking of a certain movie-related topic. Please feel… The post Power Rankings: Favorite Directors appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland.

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“Hey, have you seen this movie? What did you think about THAT SCENE?!” We have… The post That Scene From ‘Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives’ (1986) appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland.

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Welcome to round two of Face/Off! For the next 12 weeks we will be pitting… The post Who’s the Better Director? Brian De Palma or Alfred Hitchcock appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland.

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It’s ScreenAge Wasteland’s 1-year anniversary! When I started writing for SAW (with a look at… The post ‘Vampyr’ (1932) Review appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland.

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Down the Tubes is a (semi) regular feature where we, the SAW staff, share our… The post Down the Tubes: AOK Imagines a ‘Fast & Furious 99’ appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland.

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Summary of where we are when the scene occurs At first, we see Ford. He´s driving along in his car. He finds a wounded animal, gets out of his car, examines the animal, writes in his notebook, and runs the animal over. Afterwards he drives over the crest of the hill, and spots two figures, […]

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Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Ron Micci: It’s a tongue-in-cheek, droll, humorous take on werewolves involving the British aristocracy during the Victorian era, think 1880s. A satire and a parody of those old Universal Wolfman films. The Prescotts, whose aristocratic fortunes are in decline, are hoping that the marriage of their son, Lawrence, […]

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