One may have come from Canada too. ;)

Watched the new Trailer Park Boys flick. A couple of really funny moments but this definitely works better as a TV show. Jim Lahey was one drunk motherfucker in this one :D

100 Feet (2008). A mediocre ghost story at best. The story was pretty light. The best part were some of the effects. Not a total waste, but nothing to run out and see. Ashe.
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SURROGATES....Liked it

I don't think Bruce Willis has let me down yet.....although I've never seen Hudson Hawk.

Profondo Rosso (aka) Deep Red.

He did a workshop at my school this week...I didn't get to work with him myself, but I got to meet him briefly in the hallway. Seems like a very cool guy.

No Country for Old Men

- LOVE IT!

City of Ember



wow:cool:
me and my kids really dug this movie

Terror Train.

Just wondering how many other real life magicians played a prominent role in films, especially horror? David Copperfield was pretty impressive.

Ginger Snaps Back: The Beginning

We were just talking about the series, and then the good ol' CBC played it last night as their late night movie. I figured I would take one for the team, and report back with the bad news. However, it turned out to be a pretty good movie. For a Canadian movie, with what I assume (like most Canadian films) had a low budget, it was actually a pretty decent period piece with some Canadian history imbedded in it. Some of the movie reminded me of grade school history classes where we learned about the fur trade, and other parts had me reminescing about actors from tv shows I watched in grade school.

There were actually some reallly cinematic scenes, with great camera and beautiful lighting. Also Emily Perkins is gorgeous with her hair pulled back from her face.

I'd suggest it for people who were fans of the first 2.