We hear at the Vundablog love us some action movies. One of the strongest pillars of the action movie genre is always Die Hard. This time Die Hard 5, the debut of McClane and Son ass kicking/terrorist thwarting freelance business. Bruce Willis tearing it up in the USSR. Based on the trailer the movie looks incredibly fun. The only time in the trailer I was annoyed was the gratuitous boob shot and then the card Died Hard was a bit in poor taste. However the action looks top notch premium explosions and car crashes. I'm excited, I think the Valentine's day release date is a bit odd, I'd wait till summer to make an event of this but I'm sure the super studio geniuses have figered it all out.
Welcome to Day 17 of our #VundaHalloweenAthon The 17th theme of the month is "We Live in a Society." Does social commentary have a place in horror films? You bet your pumpkins it does. Throughout the history of horror, films have always had something to say. Today is a day to ponder the bigger ideas in the way we most prefer--with a side of kills, screams, and blood! It might be an oldie you just never got around to seeing or something from a fresh young filmmaker who you haven't given a chance yet. The sky is the limit and bonus Pumpkin Points if you watch more than one movie a day on theme! Here are a few recommendations from the team, taken from our own watchlists for today... Group Pick: Dawn of the Dead (1978) directed by George A. Romero is one of the most iconic pieces of cinema and all 2 hours and 7 minutes is available this spooky season free on YouTube. D-Rock: - Slaxx (2020) directed by Elza Kephart - 1h 17m - Shudder - 28 Days Later (2002) directed by Da
Welcome to Day 13 of our #VundaHalloweenAthon The 13th theme of the month is "Witchy Wednesday." Today we celebrate all the wonderful witches of cinema, including all things pagan! Here are a few recommendations we have pulled out of our cauldrons that may enchant you. Group Pick: The Old Ways (2020) directed by Christopher Alender is available to stream on Netflix and stars New World School of the Arts alum Brigitte Kali Canales! This movie mashes up horror with a kind of super-hero film vibe in a tasteful way. D-Rock: - The VVitch (2015) directed by Robert Eggers - 1h 33m - Showtime - The Lords of Salem (2012) directed by Rob Zombie - 1h 41m - Amazon Prime - Manos: Hands of Fate (1966) directed by Harold P. Warren - 1h 10m - Tubi - The Witch in the Window (2018) directed by Andy Mitton - 1h 17m - Shudder Stephen & Dani: - Hocus Pocus (1993) directed by Kenny Ortega - 1h 36m - Disney Plus - Halloweentown (1998) directed by Duwayne Dunham -1h 24m - Disney Plus
We hear at the Vundablog love us some action movies. One of the strongest pillars of the action movie genre is always Die Hard. This time Die Hard 5, the debut of McClane and Son ass kicking/terrorist thwarting freelance business. Bruce Willis tearing it up in the USSR. Based on the trailer the movie looks incredibly fun. The only time in the trailer I was annoyed was the gratuitous boob shot and then the card Died Hard was a bit in poor taste. However the action looks top notch premium explosions and car crashes. I'm excited, I think the Valentine's day release date is a bit odd, I'd wait till summer to make an event of this but I'm sure the super studio geniuses have figered it all out. 
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