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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Wind River
The loss of hope can be a powerful motivator. In Wind River the characters face this hopelessness in the form of two paths; a path...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review – The Hitman’s Bodyguard
It what could have easily been a forgettable, run-of-the-mill action/comedy, the chemistry between leads Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson ends up saving the film...
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Haunted Dolls Are Scary As Hell
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Fantastic Fest 2017 First Wave Of Programming Announced!
There’s no finer time of the year and no film festival that remotely compares with the 8 days of unbridled genre lunacy and (often...
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João Ruas on Ran, Kurosawa, and his new posters from Black Dragon Press
Flashback to November 2016: If you ask a dozen cinephiles to name Akira Kurosawa’s masterpiece, you’ll probably end up with a handful of different answers....
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On The Ground At The Star Trek Convention!
Upwards of 15,000 Star Trek fans will beam into the Rio hotel convention center in Las Vegas for Creation Entertainment’s annual Star Trek convention. Star...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Atomic Blonde
It is my belief that every genre has the ability to become revered based on quality and execution. Whether it’s comedy or in the case...
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The Official Star Trek Convention 2017 in Las Vegas!
In what I’d like to call the Voyage Home, the Official Star Trek Convention lands back in Las Vegas for 2017! This year’s convention will...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Dunkirk
For the most part, directors are an unknown for general audiences. They really couldn’t care less. Then there are those whose names nearly overshadow the...
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The Nerd Locker Podcast – Episode 17
Nerdlocker – The Nerd Locker – Episode 17 The Nerds talk about evolution (or de-evolution) of San Diego Comic Con, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Brandon’s wonderful surprises,...
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The Nerd Locker Podcast – Episode 16
Nerdlocker – The Nerd Locker – Episode 16 The Nerds talk about evolution (or de-evolution) of San Diego Comic Con, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Brandon’s wonderful surprises,...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: The Big Sick
Kumail Nanjiani is a likable fella. He’s down-to-earth, quick-witted, and quite funny. I had the pleasure of watching him introduce the boisterous 1993 Indian film,...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming
It’s been fifteen years since Tobey Maguire first donned the Spidey suit. It’s hard to believe it’s been that long already but here we are,...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: War for the Planet of the Apes
Movie trilogies are usually comprised of one or two good films with a weak link dragging the franchise down into mediocrity. Of course this could...
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DOCTOR WHO – SEASON 10 EPISODE REVIEWS
(Doctor Who logo, all images – BBC) Hello again! It’s my great pleasure to reintroduce Doctor Who episode reviews with our first full season since...
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Vice Press Presents: The Lost World by Matt Ferguson
Nerdlocker is a huge fan of both Vice Press and Matt Ferguson, so how can we not love the new classic book representation that’s coming...
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The Damned, Atlanta, & Burt Reynolds: An Interview with Baby Driver Director Edgar Wright
It was back in the summer of 2004 when a little film called Shaun of the Dead came into my life and with that came a...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Baby Driver
Never has music and bank robbery been so symbiotic. Edgar Wright brings his signature fast paced editing and breakneck zoom-ins to the often tired genre...
