Tag Archives: Dean Devlin

Universal Soldier (1992)

Posted on March 20, 2001 by David DeMoss
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When the wretched idiocies and injustices of modern life pile upon you, don’t go on a killing spree: find a suitable target for your aggression. Something that can’t defend itself. Something that can’t fight back. Something that doesn’t break as … Continue reading →

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Stargate (1994)

Posted on March 4, 2001 by David DeMoss
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If you have Showtime, you know the basics of Stargate. But just in case you don’t…After a brief prologue set in 8,000 B.c., we open in 1928. A team of archeologists working in Egypt uncover huge burial stones, ornately-carved with … Continue reading →

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Independence Day (1996)

Posted on January 29, 1999 by David DeMoss
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Roger Ebert called this “an inheritor of the 1950s flying saucer genre”…though, for the life of me, I can only think of two films that match Independence Day‘s sheer destructive gluttony. The mid-90s will go down in history as a … Continue reading →

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