"The Beaver" 5/10

That's the most beaver showing i've ever seen in a movie and still it didn't do shit for me.

Totally mediocre drama.

The Hitcher Remake.

the blob remake

I've never been afraid of clowns growing up with Bozo but Killer Klowns From Outer Space was definitely unsettling. I think it was their teeth. I've come across a few people that were seriously deathly afraid of clowns. I wish I mentioned Killer Klowns to them. But I didn't remember at the time


Insanitarium.

When I see something with Peter Stormare playing a bad guy I tend to check it out. This started off fairly bad but turned into an ok zombie movie. It has a lot of middle of the road actors in it. Olivia Munn is in it too before she cut her hair and turned into a bad comedian/reality personality. She's not a bad actor in it at all. Although there is one funny scene where she's supposed to be running and it's obviously acting running not real running like Tom Cruise does in his movies.

Son of Frankenstein

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Always enjoyed them, so it was time for a revisit.

I have the first one, need to get the rest!

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011)

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>>: B

Bad Ass (2012)

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>>: B-

I'm afraid of clowns. It took me years to watch Killer Klowns but when I did, I just thought it was hilarious. However, I can't see a picture of Pennywise without getting a chill up my spine. Killer Klowns has been the only clowns I've been able to laugh at save for ICP.

Killing Birds (1987) Ultraviolent gorefest supernatural zombie flick with a difference. The zombies here aren't interested in brains or flesh-they feast on fear and this leads to some impressively gruesome ends to the yuppie cast. Surprisingly creepy despite the cheesy music towards the start as the characters are introduced. Builts up nicely to a very sudden ending. Quality 80s horror but don't expect any hitchcockian plagiarism-here the zombies are the main threat though the birds do come into it at pivotal points. Definitely a nod towards Fulci's gates of hell trilogy (despite being released in Italy as Zombi 5 stupidly) but the zombies are different enough to make this movie stand up on it's own merits. A must-see for 80s Italian horror fans.