Analysis Part 3

September 16, 2016September 16, 2016 The Anomalous Host Film Reviews, Opinion 1000 years for revenge, 2001, 2006, 2016, 9/11, bill clinton, bush administration, clinton administration, dailykos, docudrama, film, Frank Vyan Walton, george bush, john miller, movie, peter lance, response, review, september 11, the cell

Continued from part 2. Fact-Checking Something else to consider. Aside from the bullshit reasons for trying to keep the film off the air, and the reasons for keeping the film off of DVD/Blu-Ray distribution (so far succeeding on that front), it would be a good idea to bring up the criticisms the film is facing. … Continue reading The Path to 9/11 Review/Analysis Part 3

The Path to 9/11 Review/Analysis: Part 2

September 11, 2016September 16, 2016 The Anomalous Host Film Reviews 2001, 2006, 2016, 9/11, banned, bill clinton, bush administration, censored, censorship, clinton administration, docudrama, donnie wahlberg, film, george bush, harvey keitel, miniseries, movie, review, september 11

Rating: 4/5 Note: See part 1 for more information on this film. Analysis of the Film The film is made in a Paul Greengrass style (ironic, considering that United 93 was released in the same year, as was Oliver Stone's World Trade Center; 2006 was quite a year for 5 year 9/11 anniversary films), and … Continue reading The Path to 9/11 Review/Analysis: Part 2

Fahrenheit 9/11 Review

September 9, 2016September 9, 2016 The Anomalous Host Film Reviews

Rating: 2/5 Well, time to fulfill an obligation, after getting at least one person to review The Path to 9/11 in exchange for reviewing a movie they wanted me to review. For this documentary, I'm pretty much writing the review at the same time I'm watching the film, occasionally pausing it from time to time. … Continue reading Fahrenheit 9/11 Review

Don’t Breathe Review

September 7, 2016September 7, 2016 The Anomalous Host Film Reviews 2016, Fede Alvarez, film, home invasion, horror, review, stephen lang, suspense, thriller

I’m starting to think film critics are seeing the recent competence in horror films like The Witch and Lights Out, and are beginning to confuse it with simple competence. Neither one of those films were bad, mind you, I just didn’t think these movies were going to lead us to the Promised Land. -- Chris … Continue reading Don’t Breathe Review

Follow-up comment regarding Democracy Now

September 4, 2016April 11, 2017 The Anomalous Host Opinion clash, dakota, dakota pipeline, democracy now, pipeline, protest, protesters

So in one of my recent posts, I bad-mouthed Democracy Now and Amy Goodman for their brief report that mentioned George Zimmerman in a contorted and biased manner. As I said earlier, independent news can be biased too, just like mainstream news such as Fox and CNN. That being said, bias has its uses. Democracy … Continue reading Follow-up comment regarding Democracy Now

The Path to 9/11 Review/Analysis: Part 1

September 1, 2016September 11, 2016 The Anomalous Host Film Reviews, Opinion 2001, 2006, 2016, 9/11, abc, bill clinton, blocking the path to 9/11, bush, bush administration, clinton, clinton administration, disney, docudrama, film, george bush, george w bush, miniseries, september 11, the path to 9/11

This film is banned in the United States. The Path to 9/11 was originally released as a 2-part miniseries in 2006 on ABC, produced by ABC and Disney, written by Cyrus Nowrasteh. It's a docudrama that recreates/dramatizes the events from the 1993 World Trade Center bombing (which itself is dramatized in a made for … Continue reading The Path to 9/11 Review/Analysis: Part 1

Just because it’s independent doesn’t mean it isn’t biased: A response to Democracy Now’s report: “Florida State Attorney Behind Trayvon Martin Case Defeated”

August 31, 2016August 28, 2017 The Anomalous Host Opinion all lives matter, amy goodman, biased media, biased news, black lives matter, critique, democracy now, george zimmerman, independent media, independent news, mainstream media, mainstream news, news, response, trayvon martin

First I should mention my history with Democracy Now, a 1 hour independent news program that airs Monday through Friday on the Link Channel and on Los Angeles KCET 28 (my local channel). I was introduced to this program many many years ago by a friend of mine, but my viewings of the program have … Continue reading Just because it’s independent doesn’t mean it isn’t biased: A response to Democracy Now’s report: “Florida State Attorney Behind Trayvon Martin Case Defeated”

Ghostwatch

August 30, 2016 The Anomalous Host Uncategorized

I'm always interested in films that have been banned for unjust reasons.

Path to Paradise Review

August 29, 2016August 29, 2016 The Anomalous Host Film Reviews 1993, 1997, bombing, docudrama, film, hbo, movie, review, world trade center

"Great. Freedom of religion protects a bunch of murdering fanatics. And if these guys feel like blowing us off with a line of sermon there's not a goddamn thing we can do about it. Back home the police would be shoving barb wire up their asses. No wonder they all come here." "America. A great … Continue reading Path to Paradise Review

United 93 Review

August 28, 2016August 29, 2016 The Anomalous Host Film Reviews 2001, 2016, 9/11, film, movie, review, september 11, united 93

Source: https://www.filmonpaper.com/posters/united-93-one-sheet-advance-usa/ "We have some planes." Now this is more like it. A big step up from World Trade Center. Jesus what an emotional gut-punch those final seconds are. A Review and Comparison to World Trade Center In order for me to talk about this film, I'm going to have to make comparisons between … Continue reading United 93 Review

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