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Bent Wookiee

Summary Writer/Director Nick Karner edits and narrates a daily slew of video reviews along with the opportunity to learn more about the films on his website via articles. View more details

  • 2020
  • 3m

Bent Wookiee

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Nick Karner

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Genres : Biography

Release date : Dec 4, 2020

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Main Website

Language : English

Filming locations : Durham, North Carolina, USA

Production companies : pRaNk Productions

Summary Writer/Director Nick Karner edits and narrates a daily slew of video reviews along with the opportunity to learn more about the films on his website via articles. View more details

Details

Genres : Biography

Release date : Dec 4, 2020

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Main Website

Language : English

Filming locations : Durham, North Carolina, USA

Production companies : pRaNk Productions

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Nick Karner in Bent Wookiee (2020)

Episodes

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Episode 1 • Dec 04, 2020
Opera
Working with the most lavish budget he ever received, this is Dario Argento's last great film and he goes for broke. Extraordinary camera work and an intriguing, though overlong, story keeps things moving at a rapid and kinetic pace.
Episode 2 • Dec 11, 2020
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
The long-awaited sequel to the hugely successful Borat (2006), Subsequent Moviefilm finds the hilarious and still culturally ignorant Kazakh reporter returning to America to deliver more keenly observed social commentary.
Episode 3 • Dec 22, 2020
Black Christmas
Bob Clark's pioneering holiday slasher classic.
Episode 4 • Dec 23, 2020
The Muppet Christmas Carol
After an eight-year absence, the Muppets return to the big screen with this sweet adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic novella.
Episode 5 • Dec 31, 2020
The Bling Ring
Sofia Coppola's moody examination of a group of high schoolers who brazenly stole nearly 3-million-dollars from celebrity homes in the late 2000's.
Episode 6 • Jan 01, 2020
The Black Stallion
Carroll Ballard's magical tale of the bond between a shipwrecked boy and a wild Arabian horse.
Episode 7 • Jan 02, 2021
Capote
A true crime drama featuring a revelatory turn by Philip Seymour Hoffman in an Oscar-winning performance.
Episode 8 • Jan 03, 2021
Venom
A highly underrated thriller with a fantastic premise. A trio of would-be kidnappers not only have the police to worry about, but also one very pissed-off snake.
Episode 9 • Jan 05, 2021
Hitler - - Dead or Alive
Bootlegging gangsters turned bounty hunters try to make a buck by killing Hitler in a ludicrous but entertaining film that was a major influence on Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds.
Episode 10 • Jan 06, 2021
Spotlight
A fine ensemble of performers lead this compelling 2015 Best Picture winner.
Episode 11 • Jan 07, 2021
Raw Deal
Mid-tier Schwarzenegger fare that finds Ah-nuld attempting to infiltrate the Chicago mob.
Episode 12 • Jan 08, 2021
The Terror of Tiny Town
The definition of a novelty film, it's a standard, run of the mill Western that happens to be populated entirely by little people.
Episode 13 • Jan 09, 2021
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
Director Joe Johnston's feature film debut is a funny, whimsical children's fantasy that doesn't shy away from the inherent dangers of being shrunk down and cast off into an unknown land.
Episode 14 • Jan 10, 2021
Targets
Peter Bogdanovich's feature film debut is a brilliantly constructed dual narrative that works as both a career summation for Boris Karloff and a chilling depiction of a would-be sniper's descent into madness.
Episode 15 • Jan 12, 2020
Chained for Life
If you're interested in the Hilton sisters, you'll be better served by 2012's Bound by Flesh or the Broadway musical Side Show rather than this boring exploitation melodrama.
Episode 16 • Jan 13, 2021
Ticks
Brutally 90's but mercifully short, this nasty little flick pits troubled youth against mutated bloodsuckers.
Episode 17 • Jan 14, 2021
Bill and Coo
90% birds and 100% adorable, 1948's Bill and Coo is a true oddity, with a wisecracking narrator and some impressive avian acrobatics.
Episode 18 • Jan 15, 2021
Vigilante
William Lustig's exciting, slick, and brutal urban retaliation film.
Episode 19 • Jan 16, 2021
Glen or Glenda
Edward D. Wood Jr.'s baffling and autobiographical plea for tolerance and understanding works terribly as an exploitation film but very well as arthouse cinema.
Episode 20 • Jan 17, 2021
The House on Sorority Row
A "classy" slasher that comes off as DePalma-lite; with a weak story, mostly forgettable characters, and some impressive camera work.
Episode 21 • Jan 18, 2021
Child Bride
A despicable, yet undeniably compelling exploitation film featuring two strong leads and an amateur-level supporting cast. I can't recommend it, but I also can't say it isn't effective.
Episode 22 • Jan 19, 2021
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
In a breakthrough film for both star and director, Jim Carrey somehow manages to pull off a role that very easily could've destroyed a less-talented performer's career.
Episode 23 • Jan 20, 2021
Fear No Evil
Wild beyond belief, Lady in White director Frank LaLoggia's feature film debut is a glorious and ambitious mess.
Episode 24 • Jan 21, 2021
The Exterminator
James Glickenhaus' action-revenge flick suffers from an episodic and patchy storyline which features plenty of carnage and mayhem but very little in terms of logic.
Episode 25 • Jan 22, 2021
Mesa of Lost Women
Boring beyond belief, Mesa of Lost Women is a jumble of images cobbled together from footage shot years apart.
Episode 26 • Jan 23, 2021
Wanted: Dead or Alive
Rutger Hauer, as bounty hunter Nick Randall, must stop Kiss rocker Gene Simmons from blowing up America. .
Episode 27 • Jan 24, 2021
C.H.U.D.
Whether or not this film is an allegory or merely a cheesy 80's horror comedy, one thing is for sure. Those C.H.U.D.s are mean and hungry.
Episode 28 • Jan 25, 2021
My Neighbor Totoro
A magical film with gentle humor and an awe-inspiring sense of wonder.
Episode 29 • Jan 26, 2021
The Killer Inside Me
A justly forgotten adaptation which fails to capture the rich complexities of Jim Thompson's deliciously evil 1952 pulp novel.
Episode 30 • Jan 27, 2021
Nowhere
In the final part of his "Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy," director Gregg Araki presents a sprawling portrait of Los Angeles through the prism of disaffected youth.
Episode 31 • Jan 28, 2021
The Killer Shrews
The German title of this ineptly-made cheapie is Die Nacht der unheimlichen Bestien, which of course translates into The Night of the Scary Beasts. Better title, by far. Too bad about the rest of the movie.
Episode 32 • Jan 29, 2021
Blind Fury
From the esteemed writer of Gymkata comes this fun, silly romp starring Rutger Hauer as a blind swordsman which is equal parts Zatoichi and Breaking Bad.
Episode 33 • Jan 30, 2021
The Manitou
Magnificent in its insanity, late-period Tony Curtis and Michael Ansara battle an ancient medicine man who is slowly growing out of Susan Strasberg's neck.
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