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I’m sure that a few of you have asked why Film Classics Virgin and why now? I thought today, the day of Thanksgiving would be a great time to share that.

PREMATURE EVALUATIONS: THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PART 1 2014 dir. Francis Lawrence

The latest chapter in the Hunger Game series, MOCKINGJAY PART 1 literally begins with a whimper. Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) is shell shocked after the events taking place after CATCHING FIRE. We learn that the Victors attempted escape from the Capitol’s dome after Katniss’ standing up to the President Snow (Donald Sutherland), with only Katniss […]

VIRGIN TERRITORY: CASABLANCA 1942 dir. Michael Curtiz

It is sometimes amazing how timeless some stories can be. Take the main core elements and you can set that same basic structure in any setting, any time. Hollywood banks off of stories like these, as it allows for re-makes, homages, and straight up rip-offs. Sometimes though, the main core elements are so tied in […]

GOT TIME FOR A QUICKIE?: WHEELCHAIR WEREWOLF 2014 dir. Joe Avella

With the rise in popularity of odd shows on [adult swim] such as Rick and Morty, Tim and Eric, and the viral Too Many Cooks video, it makes sense that we get a video series online geared to lampoon 80’s training videos as well as 80’s horror flicks all in one. Joe Avella, writer/director brings […]

PREMATURE EVALUATIONS: IN A WORLD… 2013 dir. Lake Bell

In the growing field of voice over acting, it is important to be able to create an iconic voice, that tone that will set you apart. And in IN A WORLD, director/actor Lake Bell set about creating her own creative voice, quite successfully at that.

PREMATURE EVALUATIONS: 20,000 DAYS ON EARTH 2014 dir. Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard

Musician/screenwriter Nick Cave has a history of doing things his own way. It shouldn’t be a surprise then that the biographic 20,000 DAYS ON EARTH skews further away from a documentary, more towards an arthouse film.