Hainesville Archives

Retro Movie of the Month: Beyond the Black Rainbow

Sam HaiNe / 12th August 2020

What makes a film art? Is it subtext? The collage of mediums blanketed onto film with music and mood layering […]

Sam HaiNe / 7th July 2020

I am back!!!!! Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence, known in Japan as just Innocence (イノセンス, Inosensu), is a 2004

Sam HaiNe / 26th May 2020

Fort Apache the Bronx (1981) This will probably be the most serious movie I’ve ever viewed and reviewed for your

Sam HaiNe / 30th April 2020

Born from the need for catharsis in a detached society headed toward some Cyberpunk reality at the speed of a

Sam HaiNe / 14th April 2020

VFW (2019) Imagine Hobo with a Shotgun with a lower budget and spliced with Assault on Precinct 19 and

Sam HaiNe / 6th April 2020

It seems like during the nineties someone in Hong Kong decided to make a live-action Wicked City adaptation. What could

Sam HaiNe / 6th April 2020

Let’s be honest. The SPAWN reboot that has been rumored then announced but never got funding; but, snared a big

Sam HaiNe / 6th April 2020

It was a late night in Arizona. I was just starting to relax and rest after a long shift

Sam HaiNe / 13th January 2020

STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER To be honest, I was over it before I walked into the theater. The

Sam HaiNe / 13th January 2020

Joker The best throwback to the classic experimental films of the 1970s and set during the mid-80’s, JOKER is one

Sam HaiNe / 26th October 2019

Well the time has come. A few weeks after being released in Theaters worldwide and crushing box office records internationally

Sam HaiNe / 10th September 2019

Awaydays is directed by Pat Holden and stars Stephen Graham. Based on a novel of the same name published in