Whizzing Tripod
Whizzing Tripod

Whizzing Tripod

Whizzing Tripod is a blog title inspired by the novel "War of the Worlds", written by H. G. Wells back in the 19th century. I consider it to be a phenomenal piece of written word from every angle - the choice of the style of storytelling; the core idea (aliens) and how realistically it's presented; the portrayal of people as well as aliens; the conflict and how it develops throughout the story; the machines! On my blog I just publish some occasional rants.


Movie Review: Last Night in Soho (2021)

31 Oct 2021 5 minute read 0 comments peerynt

A movie title can be something that does a job of attracting people better than any ad or poster. "Last Night in Soho" is, in my opinion, one such title. That is, if you know what Soho is, and what kind of reputation it used to have for a good part o...

Movie Revisit | Hellraiser IV: Bloodline (1996)

30 Oct 2021 8 minute read 0 comments peerynt

These are my thoughts, opinions and musings (with spoilers) about the fourth installment in Hellraiser horror movie franchise; proceed at your own discretion. It would be great if I could just write here, “look at this film; this is just one perfect...

Movie Review: Night Teeth (2021)

26 Oct 2021 3 minute read 0 comments peerynt

When was the last time you watched something vampire that was fresh from the oven? For me it was V Wars, where the premise was promising, but its execution didn’t seem to live up to the potential, and in the end the series (unsurprisingly) got cancel...

Movie Review: The Manor (2021)

22 Oct 2021 4 minute read 2 comments peerynt

Sometimes people you see just remind you of someone you know. That’s trivial, right? But what’s not so trivial is when you see someone in a film, and you think, “well, this is how such and such a person will look like when they will be 70.” Next thin...

Movie Review: V/H/S/ 94 (2021)

18 Oct 2021 3 minute read 0 comments peerynt

What can one usually find in sewers? Feces, rats, false teeth, human placentas, used condoms, occasional shoe and panties, even jewelry. What can one sometimes find in sewers? Pennywise, opera ghost, Craig the “creep”, humanoid underground dwellers....

Movie Review: Nekrotronic (2018)

8 Oct 2021 3 minute read 0 comments peerynt

Have you heard about films sometimes having kids? I have. Case in point: Nekrotronic. This is what we get when The Sorcerer’s Apprentice moves to Australia, and decides to have a kid with The Matrix. The kid somehow ends up having a troubled childhoo...

Movie Review: Demonic (2021)

6 Oct 2021 3 minute read 0 comments peerynt

How does one go about making movie during pandemic? Assemble a cast of about 11 actors and actresses, 3 of whom you have already worked with before, and then team up with your brother to finance the whole thing. Next, shoot in British Colombia for a...

Movie Review (of sorts): Jennifer's Body (2009)

2 Oct 2021 4 minute read 1 comment peerynt

One of the films I probably shouldn’t write a review of is Jennifer’s Body. Jennifer is a high school student, supposedly every boy’s dream date, who does what students do, goes where students go and behaves how students behave. Moreover, a lot of it...

Movie Review: Gaia (2021)

29 Sep 2021 3 minute read 0 comments peerynt

I’ll start this train of thought by stating that I have always loved a good fairy tale. Especially if it’s a fairy tale for adults, and by that I don’t necessarily mean something that involves saucy scenes of intimacy. Think of Pan’s Labyrinth; even...

Manchester: Story as it Unfolded on the Route No. 23

5 Jul 2021 7 minute read 1 comment peerynt

What are your first associations that come to mind when hearing the name of England's Manchester? Is it United, the football club? Because for me it is, even though I must admit, I'm not really a football fan. Around here you don't have to be a big f...