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Oxide (The Detective, Som and Bank)and Danny (Seven 2 One)Pang are known to go berserk when they can get their itching hands on CG, with varying results. It's not that they lack creative vision, but their budget doesn't always allow for great excesses. The Storm Warriors changes all that. Epic in all respects, this is the moment both brothers were able to prove their worth. And they did.
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In times of financial crisis a company should be more than happy to have plenty of work, but when that work keeps piling up and time proves itself unwilling to bend, measures need to be taken. And so Internet Architects, the company I work for, is looking to reinforce its development team. Here's your chance.
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If the gripping title isn't reason enough to make you watch this film, then the appearance of Masatoshi Nagase should surely suffice to spark some interest. Still doubting ... then hopefully the following review will make you change your mind, because notwithstanding its faults Gelatin Silver, Love is a film that deserves to be seen.
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For some obscure reason I seem to like Joel Schumacher's work, especially his more recent output. I don't follow him too closely, but whenever I see a chance to watch one of his newer films I like to grab it with both hands. So when I heard Schumacher was dipping his toes in the horror pool, I got pretty excited. And not without reason.
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It's no secret that I'm a pretty big fan of the Pang bros. While they usually work in team, they also reserve time off for solo projects. I already reviewed The Detective and Som and Bank, two of Oxide Pang's solo projects, now it's time to let his brother receive some of the praise. The film worth praising is Seven 2 One, Danny Pang's latest solo effort.