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" 28 worded 15 worded males 16 worded females 1 farewell to arm Running time: 98 mins Number of kills: 28 Kills per average: 3.38 mins Coolest worded: Laurel Anne. Eew. Least worded: Obituary deaths. Survivors: Nobody. Sorry nobody!"
" First Viewing Viewing Date: September 26th Via: Amazon Prime Plot: A radio host interprets the possible outbreak of a deadly virus which infects the small Ontario town he is stationed in. Rating: 6.8/10"
" Date: 9/23/2020 Viewed: Itunes First Viewing Note: I always heard great things about this movie for the last 12 years and I never had the chance to watch it until now. The only way to watch this movie in HD at the moment is on iTunes and I had to set up an iTunes account just to watch this movie. After watching this movie for the first time, I was disappointed. It takes forever for this movie to be entertaining. I thought the first half of this movie was really boring to sit through, and I"
"I've suffered from bi-yearly-ish severe anxiety attacks since I was nine years old. There's no real connection between them in a contextual sense, though they tend to happen more when I've had a monotonous day. The real commonality is the state that I am in when I wake up in the middle of one, which is how they always go. There's that indeterminable feeling that something is wrong with the world. The laws of physics have been broken or something of the like. The only way of self-expression in th"
"As rabble-rousing talk radio host Grant Mazzy, Stephen McHattie has a voice like a baritone snake, equal parts silky and sinister, and it’s very pointedly the main attraction of Bruce McDonald’s Pontypool. When his A.M. gig reporting school closings and interviewing clownish local theater troupes is interrupted by reports of unruly mobs tearing people to shreds with their mouths, he and the radio station’s producer and technician must sense of the apparent mayhem brewing outside, the cause"
"May 18 "Your friend is sick. I've seen a lot of this lately. She doesn't know it yet, but she's hunting us." I really liked the whole concept of this film. It has a very original storyline and for the most part they executed it well. I found the whole thing to be very intriguing and it does have a very good script and acting to back it up. However, this movie kind of lost me near the end and wasn't sure what to make of it, but for the most part it's a really solid film and it's worth checkin"
" In the snowy small town of Pontypool, there's something in the air colder than the winter chill. Something that's transforming all the townspeople into the walking dead. A different take on the zombie genre, that for me personally stretches a bit thin in terms of believability (even with the buffer of suspended disbelief}, but still, the efforts in it's unique approach {along with Stephen McHattie's strong camera presence) was enough to warrant a place on this list. "