I'm trying, and it's giving me a killer headache...

ooooh I see - that's your insidious plan:D

The Man Who Laughs

Pretty good...not on par with some (most?) of the other classic silents, but its good.

The Haunting (1963). It was absolutely brilliant.

Modern cinema could learn so much from this film - great atmosphere, sound, sets - it's creepy as hell. A masterpiece.

Couldn't agree more,superb lesson in tension and atmosphere.

The Call of Cthulhu

Not bad at all. Im a big fan of silent movies and almost as big a fan of Lovecraft...this truely captured the feel of the latter, but they faltered a bit trying to make it look like an authentic silent film. Well worth seeing though, if not just for the awesome stop-motion effects near the end.

Day Of The Dead

I personally found myself enjoying this one much more than Dawn. The zombie Bub was a little too innocent though. I found myself rooting for the zombies towards the end. All in all, a very enjoyable watch.

10/10

Went to 2 movies this weekend. 1st was Ghost Rider...thought it was cheesy but fun to watch once it got started. 2nd was The Number 23, which I thought was good, but it kinda scared me. Not the whole 23 thing, but realizing how easily ones mind can be taken over. I'm sure there's SOMETHING out that could do it to me.
Anyways, I'd recomend both...but not for the same mood of course;)

Dogma......

Last movie I saw was Superman Returns. Last remotely scary movie I saw was Pan's Labyrinth. I really liked it and a few parts made me jump.

The Prestige

Barring a glaringly cheap plot device, I thought this was fantastic. Great script, solid acting all around and the overall "look" of the film was great.

Personally I think its better than The Departed...shame it got nominated in all the wrong categories.