Flicks' Quick Hits - Rapid fire reviews and thoughts on a few movies at once.
Featuring: Hot Shots2, Seed of Chucky, A Day Without A Mexican, Fighting, & Sorority Row
| Hot Shots: Part Deux | |
 | One of the movies from the golden age of spoof flicks. Back when movie spoofs/parodies were on top of the game, Jim Abrahms cranked out this amazingly rewatchable sequel to Hot Shots. Considering the airplay Part Deux gets, I'd dare say its better than the original. Another rarity in this genre. |
| A Day without A Mexican | |
 | A Dramedy with a social message about immigration and the benefits Mexican immigrants whether legal or not have provided us as Americans. While it could do better, the movie is overall a solid flick, which dropped with little fanfare. Its actually relevant now in light of what's happening in Arizona. |
| Seed of Chucky | |
 | By the time Seed of Chucky had come out, the franchise had complete devolved from its original horror/black comedy roots, to complete slapstick. Its a damn shame. Overall, the Chucky V was a stretch, yet serviceable, and ultimately disappointing, especially for those that follow(ed) the franchise. |
| Fighting | |
 | An MMA type flick starring Channing Tatum and Terrence Howard. Fighting somehow managed to take bare knuckled fighting, one of the most manliest things, and turn it into a love story with fighting as a side note. What I'm saying is, it is a chick flick disguised as a dude flick that I'm sure your lady (or lady parts) will love. |
| Sorority Row | |
 | If you can't tell from the shitty photoshop on the poster, you should skip it. Its boring otherwise. Sorority Row is a remake of an older generic teen slasher flick. The story is centered around a sorority who may or may not be getting killed by a former sister (whom they may or may not have killed earlier). The movie picks up when you try to guess the killer, and there is a shower scene (of course) but unless you're in it for the blood and gore, don't bother. |
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| All posters via MoviePosterDB.com | |
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