The 1950’s were a dynamic time for America and for Hollywood. All of these tensions were reflected in the films of the time. As a result, films revolving around aliens were prominent. Let’s go over the Alien Movies of the 1950s.
DetailsMortal Kombat
It didn’t make me laugh, cry or change my life, but it did make for an enjoyable evening of superpowered death matches.
DetailsThey Live
“They Live” is everything you want in an alien movie. It’s got action, a strong message, and some hideous extraterrestrials.
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You wouldn’t think that the Species franchise would have a ton of installments. Nevertheless, it did. Let’s go over the alien franchise that probably shouldn’t have lasted—but did.
DetailsGodzilla vs Kong
The very sound of Godzilla’s roar stirs nostalgic feelings of a simpler time in the world. I especially liked when Godzilla was the hero, the protector of the earth.
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Everyone’s heard of the Alien movies. They’re quintessential viewing experiences for all those interested in the horror and sci-fi genres. For the first week of Alien Month, I’m going over the basics of one of the darkest franchises to feature the creatures from outer space: Alien.
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Stories aside, Magneto remains one of the very best super villains ever to come from Marvel films…in or out of the MCU.
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For decades, women were only in Science Fiction, Horror and Action movies as a device for the hero to spring into action and as an object of sexual desire. Maybe, until the real world finds a balance and unbiased liberation is achieved, Hollywood needs to compensate for a while.
DetailsZack Snyder’s Justice League
To be honest, I was pleasantly surprised. The additional material, I felt, expanded character development, and put in some heart and soul into scenes where it was missing. It also cleaned up some of the weaker plot points in the original.
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Normally depicted wearing a tight black body suit and using a bullwhip as a weapon. She was originally created to be different from the other villains in Batman’s rogue’s gallery. She was meant to be a femme fatal and to add sex appeal to the Batman book and provide a love interest to the main character and to engage batman in a game of wits.
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