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Plot Detective Kavoni escort Ezra Coenho to Catherine Tramell’s home. However, her home was empty long ago. Detective Kavoni encounters a man, and they enter a brawl. Things go south from there as several deaths occur in Catherine Tramell’s home. Review This is the final issue of the series and ends with several deaths. It ends kind of abruptly in Fringe Fiction’s honest opinion with quite a…

The Matrix: The Requel and What It Needs. Fringe Fiction's opinion on what this requel really needed.

The Matrix: Resurrections Trailer 1 To put it mildly, The Matrix: Resurrections was an underwhelming film to cap the Matrix trilogy. The protagonists, aside from Neo (Keanu Reeves), were subpar, and the antagonist The Analyst (Neal Patrick Harris) was even more. Fringe Fiction has some ideas for a proper requel to The Matrix. What The Matrix: The Requel needs: Laurence Fishburne as…

Over this cold and sunny weekend in Philadelphia, today we watched a couple of Korean horror films: The Ghost Station and Ghost Train. Both are worthy of watch, but both include mostly jump-scares. The Ghost Station involves a reporter investigating the incidents at Oksu Station and uncovers its secrets. The film did have its moments of horror. Incidentally, it fell flat toward the end of the…

On this wet Sunday in Philadelphia, Fringe Fiction did watch a couple of movies. The first being La-La Land and the second being The Conjuring: Last Rites. La La Land is worth a watch. The main theme song is catchy indeed, but it did not take shape until about the middle of the movie. The beginning of the movie was a bit lackluster in Fringe Fiction’s opinion, but the movie picked up its pace…

Over this sunny weekend in Philadelphia, Fringe Fiction watched a few good movies. First is Sinners. It is a bit of an unexpected film. More on that later. The recent Superman won’t win accolades but it does pay tribute to past Superman films and reigns in parts of the DC Universe. The last is Wake Up: Sinners is an interesting musical-horror film about vampires and Southern folklore. It starts…

It was a relatively warm weekend in Philadelphia as Fringe Fiction took a bit of a sabbatical to resolve some things. We did watch a few movies however. Until Dawn initially did have a whole lot of promise but sort of muddled in the middle and ultimately failed in the end in Fringe Fiction’s opinion. It resembled a lot of Cabin in the Woods throughout most of the movie. Where it failed…

After this windy and cold day, Fringe Fiction watched two movies: The Super Mario Bros. Movie and Cthulu. The Super Mario Bros. Movie was fairly entertaining and paid tribute to several of the Mario video games. It also tried to break the stereotypes of Mario, his brother Luigi and the Princess as well and attempted to modernize it in Fringe Fiction’s opinion. Overall, a fairly solid movie worth…

Even though Fringe Fiction is somewhat relaxing this weekend, we did enjoy ourselves a few movies. One was fairly terrible. The other was okay to watch. Speak No Evil was the most noteworthy film to watch. Speak No Evil was quite good although it did falter in some parts. It had some parts of Wolf Creek and Eden Lake. James McAvoy tried to capture the role, but it was a bit similar in some ways…