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Roderick Usher 03-04-2009 06:00 PM

Eden Lake

A mean-spirited, but well crafted little thriller. There's nothing earth-shattering about it, but it is well directed and well acted (which instantly sets it above most films, let alone horror films) and the characters are truly frightening. It isn't a fun film, but I'm looking forward to seeing what the director will do next.

7/10

_____V_____ 03-04-2009 09:09 PM

The Reflecting Skin

Truly bizarre psychological thriller. Escape from reality gone hardcore. Wonderful flick, IMO. But not everyone's cup of tea. * * * *

Elvis_Christ 03-05-2009 12:25 AM

Not Quite Hollywood

Great documentry on Aussie genre cinema. Everyone should check this one out because its a great watch.

Angra 03-05-2009 02:54 AM

"Rest stop" 6/10

Everything she did and did not do annoyed the hell outa me.

Can't say it was a boring movie, tho.

Staal 03-05-2009 02:58 AM

The Girl Next Door

Decent little flick. I missed some exploitation, but hey.

The Mothman 03-05-2009 03:50 AM

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Originally Posted by The_Return (Post 792130)
Worked out well - we broke up before the theatres around here started showing it ;)

i suppose it did. its a horrible date movie.:p

Azazel005 03-05-2009 05:35 AM

The Watchmen

I had no grounding at all for the film, never read the comic or really had little clue what it was even about. It certainly was a heavier film then I expected, and while it's not much praise I do think I can say it's Snyder's best work thus far. His over direction worked surprisingly well in most of the action scenes as well as deliverying very stong scenes concertrating on fewer characters at a time.

The acting is all very solid with som characters very capably breaking the cliche molds that tend to surrond "Super" films.

I am pretty sure I liked it, but it was so very far from what I was expecting its hard to be really firm about it.

scouse mac 03-05-2009 05:48 AM

A Mexican Werewolf in Texas


Not awful, but not good.

scouse mac 03-05-2009 07:20 AM

The Midnight Meat Train


Good flick, slightly dodgy cgi blood but the overall look and pace of the film were top notch.
I remember reading the short story a few years ago and Im pleased the film has turned out well.

urgeok2 03-05-2009 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Azazel005 (Post 792377)
The Watchmen

I had no grounding at all for the film, never read the comic or really had little clue what it was even about. It certainly was a heavier film then I expected, and while it's not much praise I do think I can say it's Snyder's best work thus far. His over direction worked surprisingly well in most of the action scenes as well as deliverying very stong scenes concertrating on fewer characters at a time.

The acting is all very solid with som characters very capably breaking the cliche molds that tend to surrond "Super" films.

I am pretty sure I liked it, but it was so very far from what I was expecting its hard to be really firm about it.


it's the polar opposite to a superhero film.

i havent seen it yet but from what i've heard it follows the comic closely.
from what i've seen - entire scenes are lifted directly from the pages and put onto film.

probably the most depressing work of fiction i've ever read so i can only imagine the film as being fascinating - not enjoyable


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