Cinemaniac Reviews

  You're traveling through another dimension: a dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That's the signpost up ahead: Your next stop: The Twilight Zone." Rod Serling Four of Hollywood's greatest directors tell different stories, exploring the region just beyond the boundary of reality, in this motion picture version of the classic television series. One of the absolute best series of all time. The Twilight Zone. I can watch this series all day every day and never get tired of it. Used to go over to a friends house and we would order pizza and watch the episodes and then discuss them. My favorite one as of today is Time Enough at Last. About a man who all he wants to do is read. He can't at home, can't at work, so one day while at work get a book and goes into one of the bank vaults and starts to read. He falls asleep and when he wakes up he realizes a nuke has hit and everyone ...

FBI agent Ray Levoi is thrust into a strange new world when he is sent to solve a murder on an Indian reservation. Hand-picked because of his part-Sioux ancestry, Levoi is teamed with a legendary older agent to capture a radical Indian protester. There, Levoi encounters the local sheriff and the tribe's religious leader, who knows secrets about Levoi's own lost heritage. As Levoi's awareness of the native culture grows, so does his belief that the U.S. government has framed an innocent man. Thunderheart is a film loosely based on the events relating to the Wounded Knee incident. When followers of the AIM (American Indian Movement)  seized the South Dakota town Wounded Knee in protest against federal government policy regarding Native Americans Thunderheart explores such topics as discrimination, political activism and murder.  I had honestly never heard of this movie until I received it to review. I can say it is not only very well done but is really good. I enjoyed movie t...