Cast and Crew Cast: Jai as Ramarajan, Vaibhav Reddy as Vinayagam, Premji Amaran as Saamikannu (Sam), Aravind Akash, Sneha as Suhasini, Melanie Marie Jobstreibitzer as Jessica, Piaa Bajpai, Sampath Raj, Ajay Raj, Vijayakumar, Anandaraj Direction:Story, Screenplay, :Venkat Prabhu Production:Soundarya Rajinikanth Music:Yuvan Shankar Raja Editing:Praveen KL and Srikanth NB Lyrics:Vaali, Gangai Amaran Costume design:Vasuki Bhaskar Stunts: Selva Banner:Ocher Studios Genre: Adventure / Comedy General Release Date:29 Jan 2010 Distributor:Five Star
The Story : Goa is about a gang of friends who go to Goa to celebrate their holiday, get stuck in a perilous situation but emerge unscathed.Watch online Movie Trailer free GOA Tamil Kollywood Film.India Film The film Directed by Venkat Prabhu.
GOA Tamil Film Synopsis : The film follows the journey of three young men, Ramarajan, Vinayagam and Saamikannu, who flee from their remote, conservative village to escape their overly strict families and travel to the international tourist destination Goa, where they enjoy themselves and experiencing things they have never had a chance to. Film News :
With most of the Pongal releases letting down our expectations, the entire town is eagerly looking out for the release of Venkat Prabhu’s Goa. Well, Venkat Prabhu is so confident that Goa will be an absolute grand fiesta for those who adore fun and friendship. After the successful encounter of the movie “Saraoj” Director Venkat Prabhu next flick titled as “Goa”. Venkat Prabhu nature of storyline is different from others so there were speculation about the storyline of “Goa” would be a racy entertainer which is going to film under the banner of Ocher Studios in association with Hollywood Production House. Latest from “Goa” movie is that Actor Premji, Jai and Vaibhav already signed for the project. Yuvan Shankar Raja also roped for the movie as music director. Cinematographer Sakthi Saravanan have also signed for the project. Director Venkat Prabhu says that the storyline was inspired from a real incident which happens in March at Goa in which a man charged for a case against raping a British teenager. Thestoryline revolves around this rape case of a girl and the story is going too made with humour and thrill. Hope Goa will be Director Venkat Prabhu’s Hat Trick success With most of the Pongal releases letting down our expectations, the entire town is eagerly looking out for the release of Venkat Prabhu’s Goa. Well, Venkat Prabhu is so confident that Goa will be an absolute grand fiesta for those who adore fun and friendship. Adding more, he has stated that the complete film will be overwhelming with fun and frolic with unexpected twists and turns as well. Jai, the Subramaniapuram fame, Telugu actor Vaibhav, Premji and Aravind has taken the lead role while Piyaa and Sneha are performing female lead. Yuvan Shankar Raja’s musical score has already become chartbusters in audio market. Earlier, producer Soundarya Rajnikanth had plans about releasing the film on Pongal and backed off during last minute. The film will hit screens with more prints as the distributors are sure that the film will be a surefooted winner at box office.
Shutter Island Hollywood Action Adventure Movie 2010 Cast and Crew Starring:Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, Ben Kingsley, Michelle Williams, Max von Sydow Directed by:Martin Scorsese Produced by: Dennis Lehane, Laeta Kalogridis, Louis Phillips (II) Genres:Action Adventure, Thriller Adaptation Drama Horror Mystery Running Time:2 hrs. 18 min. Release Date:February 19th, 2010 (wide) MPAA Rating:R for disturbing violent content, language and some nudity. Distributors:Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures Releasing International (SPRI)
Plot Summary: It's 1954, and up-and-coming U.S. marshal Teddy Daniels is assigned to investigate the disappearance of a patient from Boston's Shutter Island Ashecliffe Hospital. He's been pushing for an assignment on the island for personal reasons, but before long he wonders whether he hasn't been brought there as part of a twisted plot by hospital doctors whose radical treatments range from unethical to illegal to downright sinister. Teddy's shrewd investigating skills soon provide a promising lead, but the hospital refuses him access to records he suspects would break the case wide open. As a hurricane cuts off communication with the mainland, more dangerous criminals "escape" in the confusion, and the puzzling, improbable clues multiply, Teddy begins to doubt everything - his memory, his partner, even his own sanity. Written by alfiehitchie Two U.S. marshals, Teddy Daniels and Chuck Aule, are summoned to a remote and barren island off the coast of Massachusetts to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a murderess from the island's fortress-like hospital for the criminally insane. Information Of film Shutter Island: Martin Scorsese’s SHUTTER ISLAND will finally see a theatrical release on February 19th. Collider got their hands on twenty new high-resolution images from the film, which features an all-star cast of Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, Ben Kingsley, Michelle Williams, Emily Mortimer, Patricia Clarkson, and Max von Sydow. You can see a few of them after the break. In SHUTTER ISLAND, Leonardo DiCaprio plays Teddy Daniels, a U.S. marshal who is assigned to investigate the disappearance of a patient from Boston’s Shutter Island Ashecliffe Hospital. Daniels has been pushing for an assignment on the island for personal reasons, but he soon comes to wonder if he hasn’t been brought there as part of a twisted plot by the hospital’s doctors who practice radical methods of treatments. Teddy’s investigation is stalled because the hospital refuses to allow him access to records he suspects would break the case. When a hurricane cuts off communication with the mainland, and dangerous criminals escape, Teddy begins to doubt everything.
Cast and Crew Cast :Choi Seong-gook (최성국),Lee Young-eun(이영은),Ahn Moon-sook (안문숙) , Jo Sang-gi (조상기), Kim Hyeong-ja (김형자), Kim Hyeon Gi (김현기), Lim Hyeon-shik (임현식), Lee Han-wi (이한위) , Kim Jong Seo (김종서), Jang Ho-il (장호일), Jo Kyeong-hoon (조경훈), Jo Seok-hyeon (조석현) Directed by:Hwang Seung-jae (황승재) Screenplay by:Lee Hyeon-cheol (이현철) Genre:Comedy Runtime: 100min Release date in South Korea :2009/02/26
Oh! My God 2 Korean movie Synopsis: As heir to Korea's biggest taxi company, playboy Im Jung Hwan spends money like water and stirs up trouble in droves. Life is totally great for Jung Hwan until his mother (Kim Hyung Ja) suddenly cracks down and takes away his money. What's more, she orders him to start driving a taxi to earn his keep! Jung Hwan, who's never worked a day in his life, can only comply, but he keeps angering his customers and even tries to put up his taxi as collateral for a loan. When Jung Hwan's first passenger, Eun Ji, runs off without paying, it marks the fateful beginning of a bickering romance between the poor girl and the down-on-luck heir in disguise. But it's only a matter of time before Jung Hwan's old ways come creeping back!
Oh! My God 2 Korean movie Reviews: With the original “Oh! My God” having been a surprise box office smash, a sequel was always going to be a distinct possibility. Now, viewers can get another comic dose of lovable rogue Im Jung Hwan as the follow up arrives, with director Kim Jung Woo having handed the reigns to newcomer Hwang Seung Jae. Needless to say, the film sees the return of top funny man Choi Sung Kook, who has risen to the top of his game thanks to roles in other popular comedies including “Sex is Zero” and “Master Kims”. This time, his romantic interest is played by the gorgeous Lee Young Eun (also “Summer Whispers”), who proves a suitable foil in another tale of daft schemes and amiable nonsense. This time around the film starts with Im Jung Hwan (Choi Sung Kook) having a fine old time and living it up as the heir to a huge taxi company. Unfortunately, his mother (Kim Hyung Ja) gets fed up with his lazy ways, and forces him to drive one of the taxis in order to keep his inheritance. This doesn’t sit well with the work-shy Jung Hwan, who proceeds to annoy his customers and spend most of his time sleeping in his car. Things change when he meets a young woman called Eun Ji (Lee Young Eun), who runs off without paying, only to return the next day looking for her lost ring. After the inevitable bickering dies down, romance starts to blossom, giving rise to the question as to whether Jung Hwan really is a changed man, or whether he will return to his old scoundrel ways.
“Oh! My God 2” is a very straightforward and clearly structured film, being broken down into three acts of comedy, romance and melodrama. The first part of the film, which basically follows Jung Hwan through a series of wacky adventures as a taxi driver, is the strongest, bouncing through an array of amusingly random set pieces, including his being tricked into going back to the flat of a gay customer to supposedly watch a film with him and other such foolishness.V Choi Sung Kook is one of Korea’s funniest comic talents, and he is on fine form here in a great role, with his roguish playboy ways and rampant materialism making for lots of laughs. Thanks to his charismatic performance, Jung Hwan emerges as a likeable protagonist, despite the fact that he is incredibly selfish, and as such his romance with Eun Ji works surprisingly well. The second act of the film does see the film quite literally head off in a different direction, as for no real reason the couple go on the road, leading to plenty of scenic shots as they go to the beach, go fishing in the countryside and generally have a pleasant time together. Lee Young Eun is cute and spritely, thankfully without being too much of a “My Sassy Girl” clone, and the film remains engaging as she attempts to turn Jung Hwan from a spoiled brat into a man. The film does fall down somewhat during its last half hour, after a left-field plot twist sends it into much more melodramatic territory, complete with mawkish sentiment and countless shots of characters staring off into the distance. Although the viewer does care about the characters, mainly thanks to the leads rather than any real depth, this is all quite awkward, and director Hwang doesn’t quite manage to pull off the change in tone. Wisely, he has the good sense to still throw in a few gags revolving around the supporting cast, and whilst some of these are tangential to say the least they do help to carry the film through to its conclusion. To be honest, this sudden dive into heavy handed emotion is pretty much par for the course with Korean cinema , and shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise. Certainly, “Oh! My God 2” is no worse an offender than most of its peers, and for the most part makes for bright and breezy entertainment. Genuinely amusing in places and benefitting from a pair of likeable leads, it makes for well-meaning, undemanding fun.
Cast And Crew Starring:Philippe Cura, Jean-Luc Couchard, Alban Casterman, Vincent Lagaf, Emilie Flory Director:Cyril Sebas Writer:Bibi Naceri producer :Alain Grandgerard Cinematography by:Tariel Meliava Genre:Comedy Action Language:French Country:France Release Date:27 January 2010
Le baltringue Plot Summary: Animateur d'une émission de télé-achat, Monsieur Guy se remet brusquement en question. Alors que l'audimat chute de jour en jour, l'homme tente de trouver de nouveaux concepts sous la pression de son associée. Parallèlement, les hasards de la vie l'amènent à croiser le chemin d'un certain Jean-Pierre, agent secret dont la mission est de démanteler un dangereux réseau de trafiquants venus de l'Est. L'occasion pour Monsieur Guy de prouver qu'il peut être bien plus qu'un simple présentateur. Un héros ? Pourquoi pas. Le baltringue The Film Story: Nous pensions le genre de la comédie nanardesque en France éteint depuis la triste disparition de Jean Lefèbvre, Alice Sapritch, Paul Préboist et consorts... C'était sans compter l'arrivée impromptue de Vincent Lagaf', célèbre animateur de télévision, dans le monde du Septième Art. Ce qui étonne n'est pas tant son désir de faire du cinéma mais le fait que cela ait lieu aujourd'hui. Il ne faut pas oublier qu'au début des années 90, Lagaf' était un humoriste reconnu, dont le triomphe sur scène fut particulièrement retentissant, que ce soit au Théâtre d'Edgar, au Gymnase ou bien encore au Théâtre de Paris. En 1995, il confirma d'ailleurs un véritable potentiel en tant que comédien grâce à une pièce intitulée Le Surbook dans laquelle il tenait alors le rôle principal. Puis, contre toute attente, Lagaf' se laissa séduire par les sirènes du PAF et s'y enferma petit à petit, laissant s'envoler ses rêves cinématographiques. Quinze ans plus tard, l'acteur apparaît finalement en tête d'affiche du film Le Baltringue, d'après une idée de lui-même, sous la direction de Cyril Sebas. L'or à l'appel ?
Le baltringue Movie Review: La première question que l'on se pose après avoir vu Le Baltringue est : POURQUOI ? Construire un film autour de la personnalité de Lagaf' apparaît à ce jour comme un pari extrêmement fou. Ceci étant, il n'est pas le premier animateur à franchir le cap, pensant trouver sa place aux côtés des plus grandes stars. En 1997, on se souvient de Nagui, alors en pleine gloire, donnant la réplique à Cristiana Reali dans un film mis en scène par Ariel Zeitoun, Une Femme très très très amoureuse. Echec sans appel. Il en sera de même pour Maïté avec Le Fabuleux destin de Madame Petlet, sorti dans l'indifférence la plus totale deux ans plus tôt. Mais cela n'est rien à la vue de certains confrères qui se sont improvisés metteurs en scène le temps d'un tournage. Parmi eux, Jacques Martin (Na !, en 1972), Guy Lux (Drôles de zèbres, en 1977), et plus récemment encore, Patrick Sébastien (T'aime, en 1999). Finalement, seul Pierre Tchernia s'en sortira avec les honneurs, avec des oeuvres tels que Le Viager, La Gueule de l'autre ou bien encore Les Gaspards, véritables classiques à part entière.
En ce sens, la prise de risques pour Lagaf' se montre ici amoindrie. L'homme n'a aucun compte à rendre, et surtout, peu de gens l'attendent. Ses inconditionnels ont semble-t-il totalement disparu de la circulation et la sortie du Baltringue en salles, particulièrement discrète, le démontre aisément. La surprise aurait donc pu être bonne si avec un minimum de bon sens l'auteur/comédien s'était littéralement lâché. Ce fut d'ailleurs sa pensée d'origine : « J'étais à un moment de ma vie professionnelle où j'aspirais à faire autre chose. Ma première idée du film était de mettre en scène un animateur populaire d'access prime time. Tout le monde le prend pour le plus gentil de la Terre mais une fois les projecteurs éteints, l'animateur se transforme en tueur à gages. Je voulais vraiment interpréter un personnage dur, un salaud. Mais on m'a prévenu : "Ça y est toi aussi, tu veux faire ton Tchao Pantin'' ». Mal conseillé, Lagaf' propose donc à notre grand regret ce qu'il fait habituellement à la télévision, à savoir un jeu des plus excessifs, sans aucune direction précise et malheureusement dénué de tout sens comique, en interprétant un personnage à la fois loufoque et hystérique. Cependant, le scénario n'apporte aucune consistance ni même justification par rapport à ce caractère qui, en conséquence, finit par agacer très vite. On comprend que l'acteur ait souhaité se faire plaisir. D'abord affublé d'une perruque on ne peut plus kitch, Lagaf' se la joue ensuite James Bond, version crâne rasé, exécutant alors quelques cascades improbables et gratuites (traîné sur plusieurs mètres derrière une voiturette de golf), le tout entre deux séquences de dialogues terriblement creux. A l'arrivée, ce n'est plus un film, mais un caprice d'enfant gâté de près de 90 minutes sans le moindre fondement. Les amateurs du genre seront tout de même ravis d'assister à un tel spectacle, aussi ridicule qu'insensé. La rencontre ainsi que les différents rapports entre les deux personnages principaux ne sont à aucun moment crédibles (Guy propose à Jean-Pierre de l'accompagner en voiture sur plus de 150 kilomètres, cinq minutes après l'avoir rencontré...). Ainsi, Le Baltringue devient surtout prétexte à une série de situations toutes aussi insupportables les unes que les autres. Les auteurs choisissent des références parmi les plus éculées du patrimoine cinématographique (Taxi Driver, ndlr) et s'inspirent parfois avec insistance d'oeuvres cultes (Austin Powers), à la limite du plagiat (Lagaf' continuellement suivi dans la rue par des fans de sexe féminin). En somme, voilà typiquement l'exemple de métrages que n'auraient pas renié Philippe Clair, Jacques Besnard ou bien encore Max Pécas. Seulement, Vincent Lagaf' et Philippe Cura n'ont pas la prestance d'un Jerry Lewis voire d'un Aldo Maccione qui, même dans leurs pires navets, réussissaient toujours à donner un quelconque intérêt au projet, aussi débile soit-il. Par où t'es rentré, on t'a pas vu sortir reste d'ailleurs à ce jour un must dans l'histoire mondiale du nanar ! En outre, plus de trente années séparent le cinéma de Philippe Clair de celui de Cyril Sebas (précédemment coréalisateur de Gomez vs Tavarès). Et ce qui était encore toléré à une certaine époque ne l'est plus forcément aujourd'hui. Le Baltringue est un « remake » non avoué de L'emmerdeur (à la sauce Molinaro), sachant qu'entre temps, on a déjà eu droit à différents films, certes de qualités diverses mais plus ou moins identiques quant à leur thématique, tels que La Chèvre, Le Boulet, ou bien encore Tais-toi. Dès lors, la saturation est totale. Surtout lorsque le cinéaste avoue s'être inspiré de comédies américaines comme Le Flic de Beverly Hills et 48 heures, car on ne retrouve absolument rien de tout cela dans Le Baltringue. Au contraire, le film de Cyril Sebas, sans rythme apparent, est alourdi par une mise en scène grossière (travellings incessants et gros plans abusifs) sans oublier des dialogues affligeants, toutefois reconnus par Lagaf' lui-même lors d'une de ses répliques (« James Bond ne parlerait jamais comme ça. Lui, il a la classe »). Il faut vraiment le voir pour le croire. Mais personne ne vous oblige.
Cast And Crew Cast:Sunil Pal, Ehsaan Qureshi, Navin Prabhakar, Johny Lever, Sambhavana Seth,Dinesh Hingoo,Khayali,Kapil Sharma,Rauf Lala Director:Sunil Pal Producer: Sunil Pal Story:Sunil Pal Music:Dinu , Tinu Singers :Neeraj Shridhar ,Shaan, Sunidhi Chauhan,Shreya Ghoshal,Raja Hasan Release Date:15 Jan 2010 Genre:Drama, Comedy Language: Hindi The Story : Bhavnao Ko Samjho movie tarts with a multi-millionaire, Himmatlal, who has lost his elder son and daughter-in-law in an accident and is survived by his grand daughter Suman and younger son Sunderlal. Sweet and young, Suman being his pet & Sunder being his worry, as he is a proper spoilt creature and a good for nothing Drunkard. After the death of Himmatlal the whole property according to the will gets transferred to the grand daughter, Suman who was studying abroad and Sunderlal is left wanting. Thus he starts making every possible effort to get back the property on his name. He makes all the wrong promises & compromises to get back what he felt was rightfully his & thus goes
to limits to attain it. In his quest to do so he meets weird characters like the marriage guru Vivah & the money lender Daya – who collectively become responsible in sending fake proposals for the girl. Together they hunt for a guy who would be a puppet in Sunder’s hands & thus let the property become his. As both of them too have selfish interests in Sunderlal’s property. Watch online Movie Trailer free Bhavnao Ko Samjho Hindi Bollywood Film.India Film The film Directed by Sunil Pal . But luck favors not, as all the puppets sent by them are bounced by a cleaver trick used by none other than Suman’s silent lover Shekhar. Shekhar knows the uncle’s plans & thus cunningly becomes responsible for the fiasco all the time. This game makes all the characters in the film suffer & go to extents to get their job done. This war between the two groups, lead to innumerable laughter filled situations & happenings in the lives of the characters involved. What finally happens in this unique quest for money makes film entertainingly hilarious. This story is a complete package of raw humor and meaningful comedy with an equal doze of musical romance and soft emotions.
Striker Hindi Crime Movie 2010 Cast And Crew Star Cast:R. Siddharth, Aditya Pancholi, Anupam Kher, Padmapriya Nicollete, Bird Ankur Vikal, Seema Biswas, Director:Chandan Arora Producer: Chandan Arora Music Directors:Shailendra Barve, Amit Trivedi, Yuvan Shankar Raja, Vishal Bharadwaj Language: Hindi Genre: Crime Release Date:February 5, 2010
The Film Sriker Story: Set in a Mumbai ghetto in the mid ’80’s and based on true life accounts, Striker is a story of triumph of human spirit over indomitable odds. Born into a poor family, Surya grows up with few luxuries. Poor health keeps him away from school often and that is when his elder brother, Chandrakant, introduces him to carrom. Quite similar to pool in its concept, carrom is common among people from middle and lower income groups all over India. Precision and skill are vital to playing the game well; attitude and confidence are crucial to win. The underground carrom scene has been breeding hustlers and gamblers for many years. Winning the Junior Carrom Championship at 12 is not enough to keep Surya’s fire for the sport burning through adolescence. Hopes for a job in Dubai, replaces the passion forcarrom as Surya grows into a young man. Duped by a bogus overseas employment agency, Surya loses all his hard earned money he had saved for going to Dubai. Surya is forced to cross paths with Jaleel. Since the 70’s when the settlements in the ghetto began, Jaleel had acquired a strong hold in the area. He had his hands in every illicit activity since then. Feeding on the weaknesses of people, Jaleel was the self-proclaimed king of Malwani. Reintroduced to Carrom by his childhood friend Zaid, this time to the hustling scene, Surya starts playing again. Being gypped of his hand earnedmoney by the same man who had caused misery for many families; Surya decides to take on Jaleel on his turf. His patience and cool attitude are Surya’s biggest strengths. But life has ways of testing even the strong. Striker is not a film about good versus evil. It is the story of a friendship, life in the city of dreams in the 80’s, a story of a game that is most common but non-existent. A story of a Carrom player who grows up on the fringes of a criminal existence but does not succumb to it.
The Film Striker Previews: Striker has 8 songs with 8 different composers. The album boasts of talent like Vishal Bhardwaj, Blaaze, Amit Trivedi and Gulzar, among others. Actor Siddharth is the producer of the album and has sung too. The lyrics are tongue-in-cheek and insightful. So, be prepared for some eclectic variety. Striker has something for everyone. Cham Cham is easily an instant favourite, while the other songs might take a while to grow on you. But Striker is a ‘soundtrack’ in every sense of the word and an album for keeps. You will want to listen to it several times over. It is something people will talk about after seeing the film. All the songs capture the spirit and diverse facets of Bombay. Set in a Mumbai ghetto in the mid à¾?'s and based on true life accounts, Striker is a story of triumph of human spirit over indomitable odds. Born into a poor family, Surya grows up with few luxuries. Poor health keeps him away from school often and that is when his elder brother, Chandrakant, introduces him to carrom. Quite similar to pool in its concept, carrom is common among people from middle and lower income groups all over India. Precision and skill are vital toplaying the game well; attitude and confidence are crucial to win. The underground carrom scene has been breeding hustlers and gamblers for many years. Winning the Junior Carrom Championship at 12 is not enough to keep Surya's fire for the sport burning through adolescence. Hopes for ajob in Dubai, replaces the passion for carrom as Surya grows into a young man. Duped by a bogus overseas employment agency, Surya loses all his hard earned money he had saved for going to Dubai. Surya is forced to cross paths with Jaleel. Since the 70's when the settlements in the ghetto began, Jaleel had acquired a strong hold in the area. He had his hands in every illicit activity since then. Feeding on the weaknesses of people, Jaleel was the self-proclaimed king of Malwani. Reintroduced to Carrom by his childhood friend Zaid, this time to the hustling scene, Surya starts playing again. Being gypped of his hand earnedmoney by the same man who had caused misery for many families; Surya decides to take on Jaleel on his turf. His patience and cool attitude are Surya's biggest strengths. But life has ways of testing even the strong. Striker is not a film about good versus evil. It is the story of a friendship, life in the city of dreams in the 80's, a story of a game that is most common but non-existent. A story of a Carrom player who grows up on the fringes of a criminal existence but does not succumb to it.
The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu Hollywood Comedy Horror movie 2010
Cast and Crew Cast:Kyle Davis,Devin McGinn,Matt Bauer,Honor Bliss,Sujata Day, Todd Duffey,Edward Flores,Marty Fortney,Charles Haigh, Barak Hardley,Max Huber.... And More Director:Henry Saine Writer:Devin McGinn Genre:Comedy | Horror Language:English Country:USA Release Date:24 January 2010
The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu Plot Summary: Jeff is an ordinary guy that is stuck at a dead end job with a boring life, but when a strange old man gives him an Ancient relic and tells him that he is the last bloodline of H.P. Lovecraft, He and his friend Charlie embark on an adventure to protect the relic piece from falling into the hands of the Starspawn and his minions that wish to reunite the relic and release Cthulhu back into the world Jeff, a down on his luck office worker, finds out he is the last living relative of horror novelist H.P. Lovecraft. What he doesn’t know is that Lovecraft’s monsters are real and will soon threaten the very existence of mankind. Jeff and his best friend Charlie are forced to embark on a perilous adventure and they enlist the help of high school acquaintance, Paul, a self proclaimed Lovecraft specialist. Together the three unlikely heroes must protect an alien relic and prevent the release of an ancient evil, known as Cthulhu.
The Film Story & Previews: Jeff is an ordinary guy that is stuck at a dead end job with a boring life, but when a strange old man gives him an Ancient relic and tells him that he is the last bloodline of H.P. Lovecraft, He and his friend Charlie embark on an adventure to protect the relic piece from falling into the hands of the Starspawn and his minions that wish to reunite the relic and releaseCthulhu back into the world. The Great Old Ones Are coming. They are fishy. They are ruthless. They are hungry. And they very definitely are not just a figment of horror icon H.P.Lovecraft's imagination. When the ancient cult of prehistoric god Cthulu discover an ancient artifact buried in the sands of Egypt it could very well spark the end of humanity. Should the cult succeed in combining their artifact with one guarded byan ancient secret society devoted to fighting the followers of Cthulu ... well, let's just say the end would come swift and painful. Humanity's only hope? Jeff. The socially awkward office worker may be completely unaware that he is the last living descendant of H.P.Lovecraft but that simple fact means that he alone is immune to the powers of Cthulu and the Great Old Ones and that he alone can succeed in protecting the artifact from Cthulu's horrific undersea minions. Now Jeff - accompanied only by his comic-obsessed co-worker Charlie,Lovecraft-obsessed high school classmate Paul, and the mysterious Captain Olaf are the only ones who can prevent humanity's total destruction. Writer-producer-star Devin McGinn - he plays Charlie - and director Henry Saine have created here a loving ode to both B-grade monster cinema in general and the works of H.P. Lovecraft in particular. The Last Lovecraft is a knowingly goofy ride into the world of horror comedy where the creatures - and there are lots of 'em - play for laughs and scares in equal measure. Though many of the gags hit for chuckles more than deep laughs the overall tone of the picture is so slapdash charming that it's impossible not to enjoy the ride.
Creature fans will be greatly pleased by McGinn and Saine's latex creations - some of which are played purely for the silly factor, some of which are legitimately creepy, and some of which manage to be both simultaneously. Though it falls more on the comedy side than on the horrific that is not to say that they are shy about laying on the blood when need be and the whole blend is anchored by the surprisingly believable relationship between the social misfit trio at the core of the film. The Slamdance festival - where this premiered today - was the launching point of Canadian creature feature throwback Jack Brooks Monster Slayer a couple years ago and that film seems a fair comparison. While Brooks may have had a bit more polish to itLovecraft has more heart by far.
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