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An experienced, professional surveyor and the surveyor s wheel of professional organizations that could surpass the surveyor s wheel a member of some form of surveying done. The range can be obtained within the surveyor s wheel. Good people skills an...

Sleepaway Camp belonged to the throng of slasher generics where kids go to camp then die. One can't really blame the movie. It was from the 80's, and slasher movies back then are like zombie movies of our current times. Put short, they were everywher...

Sleepaway Camp belonged to the throng of slasher generics where kids go to camp then die. One can't really blame the movie. It was from the 80's, and slasher movies back then are like zombie movies of our current times. Put short, they were everywher...

Doomsday is coming in three weeks. "Deliverance", the last-straw space shuttle assigned to stop a 70-mile-wide asteroid named "Matilda" from crashing on earth has been destroyed. Steve Carell plays Dodge, an unhappy insurance salesman who is recently...

When James Bond scrapes a hole on a moving train, jumps on it and then fixes the crumples on his suit, I knew I am finally watching a real Bond film. No less is acceptable - after all, the production is in celebration of the entire series's fift...

In my more vulnerable years to soupy Star Cinema selections, I've always been reminded by a friend, his advice: "Don't over think it, they're not pulling any tricks at all. No magic tricks for you today, mate." I suppose he's right and in the long ru...

When I watch rom-coms, I always take a quick second of silence, I gasp for air, absorbing that the pic must be stuck in the trappings of both of its genre. Something fresh, fortunately, Safety Not Guaranteed, willingly clips its wings, not too tight...