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Movie Review: Daylight (1996)

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Synopsis: A vehicle accident and explosion cause a tunnel connecting New York and New Jersey underneath the Hudson River to collapse, trapping people inside with a fire and toxic chemicals. With few options because of the unstable condition of the tunnel, New York's recently fired Emergency Medical Services chief, Kit Latura, volunteers to enter through an air vent and try to find a way to guide the survivors to safety. This proves to a be a near-impossible task, especially when those above ground decide to start the cleanup process even though it would mean killing anyone left inside. Who's in it? The movie stars Sylvester Stallone , Amy Brenneman , Viggo Mortensen , Karen Young and Stan Shaw . Review: After spending several minutes trying to pick a movie to watch last night, I decided to go with something familiar and selected Daylight . It's a film I had seen before but not for some time and my wife couldn't remember if she had ever watched it. After viewing it a...

Movie Review: Jeepers Creepers III (2017)

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Synopsis: A Creeper-obsessed sheriff and local authorities try to stop the ancient creature from harvesting residents. Their efforts are hindered, however, both by the immortal monster and the various deadly traps on its truck. Who's in it? The movie stars Stan Shaw , Gabrielle Haugh , Meg Foster , Brandon Smith and Chester Rushing . Review: Our hectic schedules have prevented my wife and I from watching movies the past couple of weeks (we have, instead, been trying to catch up on our missed television shows). However, we had some free time Tuesday evening and, since we couldn't find anything else interesting to watch, decided to give this film a try. We both loved the original Jeepers Creepers movie and have watched it on multiple occasions as a result. However, the first attempt at a sequel, in 2003, was a pretty big disappointment so, when we started watching this film, I really wasn't expecting too much from it. As it turns out, it was better than expected...