The Final End - The Conjuring: Last Rites
The horror franchise that had moviegoers watching behind their fingers but on the edge of their seats. The Conjuring quartet released its final installment this year, and it did not disappoint.
Fit-Boy
A no-budget film, produduced single-handed, Fit-Boy is a tale of a group of lads in their late 20s who still haven't quite settled down in their lives yet. One of the group, the womanizing, drug-dealing Fit-Boy (so named because of his skills with the ladies), is starting to get out of control.... With all the crew and cast working for free, and consisting of many first-time actors, Fit-Boy belies its production values and is a very enjoyable, dark drama-comedy.
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A no-budget film, produduced single-handed, Fit-Boy is a tale of a group of lads in their late 20s who still haven't quite settled down in their lives yet. One of the group, the womanizing, drug-dealing Fit-Boy (so named because of his skills with the ladies), is starting to get out of control.... With all the crew and cast working for free, and consisting of many first-time actors, Fit-Boy belies its production values and is a very enjoyable, dark drama-comedy.
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Written By:Glen Pearson
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