#quinton boisclair

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I was watching Midnight Mass with my dad and he told me that he chooses to believe that the 'Angel' doesn't actually understand modern English and only knows like 30% of what's going on at any given point in the series. To him this is just a buffet that acts strangely but he knows if he dresses up sometimes and waits a bit he'll have his food.

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Midnight Mass (2021) Episode 4: "Book IV: Lamentations"

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Inktober day 19: The Angel played by Quinton Boisclair from Midnight Mass

If you didn't see this show, you have to! Like all the Mike Flanagan's shows and movies! (Big fan here)

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-(started) watchin' Season 1 (miniseries)- 12/7/2023- on Netflix

RAHUL KOHLI as Sheriff Hassan MIDNIGHT MASS | S01E01

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Midnight Mass (2021) dir Mike Flanagan

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The Midnight Mass plushie family (thus far)

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[gameofthunder66]

-(finished) watchin' miniseries (7 episodes)- 1/20/2024- 3 [1/4] stars- on Netflix

Hamish Linklater as FATHER PAUL HILL/MONSIGNOR JOHN MICHAEL PRUITT

MIDNIGHT MASS (2021) dir. Mike Flanagan

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twilight remake but the role of edward cullen is played by the angel from mike flanagan's midnight mass on netflix

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I knew your father, did you know that? Your real father. The guy that gave you away? Talk about an asshole. Always acting so holy and then gives away his only son. He thought he could hide you from me, but he was wrong. I found you.

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Midnight Mass E04 “Book IV: Lamentations”

Father Paul (Hamish Linklater) Riley Flynn (Zach Gilford) Angel (Quinton Boisclair)

Part 6/6 Click here for more

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DEMONIC - Review

DISTRIBUTOR: IFC Midnight

SYNOPSIS:  Carly Spenser has her life in order when she learns from her old friend Martin, who she has not seen in years, that her estranged mother Angela has fallen into a coma and is at a medical facility. She goes to see her and reluctantly agrees to take part in a cutting-edge therapy that will allow her to tap into Angela’s still-active brain and communicate with her. Observed by physician Michael and neuroscientist Daniel, she enters a harrowing simulation of Angela’s mindscape where she discovers the powerful supernatural force that drove her mother to commit unspeakable acts of violence nearly two decades earlier. Afterward, haunted by terrifying visions, Carly joins forces with Martin as she desperately tries to fend off the monstrous demon before it can enter a new host and inflict more pain and suffering on the world.

REVIEW: Neill Blomkamp is the visionary behind films like “District 9,” “Elysium” and “Chappie.” DEMONIC came about as a result of the filmmaker’s other projects being put on hold due to the pandemic. The film is an interesting blend of sci-fi, tech and horror.

The story focuses on Carly. When we meet her she is in an okay place, having had to deal with all the negative publicity from her mother’s killing spree. Now some 20 years later she is dealing with some close friends coming back into her life. Blomkamp gives us a sense of who Carly is, as well as the turbulent relationship with her mother, but I don’t feel that wasn’t enough there to allow the viewer to emotionally engage with the character. Ultimately I felt like a spectator. The plot combines a potpourri of sci-fi and horror elements, most notably the idea of connecting people’s consciousness through tech, also a central theme in the 2000 film “The Cell.” When Carly enters Angela’s mind it comes to light that there is a demon trapped with her in her coma. It turns out the Catholic Church has been buying up tech to help them battle demons, and they are who is holding Carly’s mother and conducting these tests. That is an interesting concept, but it goes awry when they go into special forces mode to cast out the demon. The story behind the demon seems a tad rushed and nothing is offered that makes it unique to this story. The climax feels a bit like the 1998 film “Fallen” when the demon begins to jump from person to person. Potentially, the narrative has a few branches that could have been trimmed and what you're left with would probably make for a cool episode of “The Outer Limits.”

The film is nicely edited, there is a lot of cutting between scenes during the film’s climax. There are several moments where the pace picks up and the film feels rushed. The viewer is prevented from fully immersing themselves into the drama. The cinematography is crisp, a few times to a fault. There are moments when actress Carly Pope has close ups where you can see her makeup, especially when she wakes up in the morning in bed. The demon design is interesting and effective, still it was a bit too clean and needed to be a bit more gritty. Blomkamp employed new advances in volumetric capture technology to create a lengthy scene that they claim is the most ever used in a feature film. I thought the scenes were interesting. I’m sure many viewers will find it impressive, but as a gamer I thought the overall look wasn’t as impressive to me as what I’ve encountered in computer games. There were pastoral moments that felt reminiscent of some of the visual effects in the 1998 “What Dreams May Come.”

I like the cast. They were effective. I’m not sure if it was in the writing or in the directing but they felt like performances from the 1984 “A Nightmare on Elm Street.” The medical researchers, who may be priests but work for the Catholic Church, felt two dimensional. It doesn't feel like they are confronting a supernatural, but it could have been a variety of physical threats.

There are a lot of interesting things about Neill Blomkamp’s DEMONIC. It is more of a cerebral film and not a visceral experience. There are several good ideas here that feel like each could make for an engaging separate film. There was a moment when the church folk suit up with all this military garb and hardware that we might be entering the video game realm of “Doom.” Again, a potpourri of ideas, but we never see that payoff and only the after effects. In an interview Blomkamp said, “I wanted to do something we could control and just go out and shoot.” DEMONIC feels like a great idea that possibly could have benefited from a little more development time.

CAST: Carly Pope, Chris William Martin, Michael Rogers, Terry Chen, Kandyse Mcclure, and Quinton Boisclair. CREW: Director/Screenplay/Producer - Neill Blomkamp; Producer - Mike Blomkamp; Cinematographer - Byron Kopman; Score - Ola Strandh; Editor - Austyn Daines; Production Designer - Richard K Simpson; Visual Effects Supervisor - Viktor Muller; Digital Image Technician - Gary Lam; Costumes - Nelson Conway and Hyuma Frankowski; Special Makeup Effects Supervisor - Werner Pretorius. OFFICIAL: N.A. FACEBOOK: N.A. TWITTER: N.A. TRAILER: https://youtu.be/yxBndw9SOTk RELEASE DATE: In Theaters, On Demand And Digital August 20th, 2021

**Until we can all head back into the theaters our “COVID Reel Value” will be similar to how you rate a film on digital platforms - 👍 (Like), 👌 (It’s just okay),  or 👎 (Dislike)

Reviewed by Joseph B Mauceri

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365 Marvel Villain paper cut-outs - one villain, every day, all year.

June 2nd - The Shadow King

Amahl Farouk had been an evil Mutant and powerful telepath.  He used his telepathic powers to amass wealth and situate himself as a crime lord in Cairo.  There he encountered Charles Xavier.  Upon realizing that Xavier was a fellow telepath, Farouk invited him to join him in his criminal endeavors.  Xavier refused which led to he and Farouk battling one another on the astral plane; a battle that resulted in Farouk perishing.  Although his body died his consciousness remained and Farouk continued to haunt the astral plane as the menacing Shadow King.  Leaping from the astral plane to various bodies, The Shadow King has persisted on gaining revenge on Charles Xavier as well as his students among the X-Men.  A version of the Shadow King features as the primary antagonist in the Legion television series, portrayed by several different actors including Quinton Boisclair, Aubrey Plaza and Navid Negahban. The Shadow King first appeared in the pages of Uncanny X-Men Vol. 1 #117.

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Saïd Taghmaoui Exits FX's Legion

Saïd Taghmaoui Exits FX’s Legion

  The third form of the Shadow King calls it quits. Variety reports actor Saïd Taghmaoui of Wonder Woman fame has left his role as Amahl Farouk, the Shadow King on FX’s mutant saga Legion. The actor was first announced to play the character during Comic-Con International: San Diego back in July. Presumably, Taghmaoui was Farouk’s original form before his body was lost and he inhabited David…

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He was set to play villain Amahl Farouk, who is also the Shadow King. In season one the character was seen as David’s friend Lenny (Aubrey Plaza) and as a monster played by Quinton Boisclair.

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Midnight Mass plushies made thus far