-Michael Clayton...I was starting to forget why I liked Clooney, this one was a great reminder.

-Gone Baby Gone...Forgot why I liked Affleck a long time ago, another great reminder.

-30 Days of Night...Sadly, I'm gonna have to see it again. Major distractions which drove me outta the theatre after awhile.

The Brood

I think I finally found something that upset my wife.:D The eldest was a tad confused but we discussed the themes and he got it. Great film, my second favorite Cronenberg behind Videodrome.

8/10

The Last Man On Earth.

The Brood is one of my favorite horror movies, period. It's so genuinely frightening and weird, and the atmosphere is thicker than hell.

Evan Almighty 6/10 I thought it was funny.

Pirates of The Caribbean: At World's End 5/10 To long and very boring.

You mean this scene? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITGRZTHtiEw
I hate that Rolly guy but that song does add even more WTF?? to a movie that's already full WTF?? moments!And some of the dialogue is just flat out funny ...

Schoolboy: Hey, let’s all kill ourselves!
Schoolgirl: Yeah! I’m in!
Schoolgirl #2: Not me.
Schoolboy #2: The Suicide Club.
Schoolgirl #3: Let’s get enough people to beat 54.
Schoolgirl #4: 100! Let’s get 100!
Schoolboy #2: We’ll pass out flyers! “Join our Suicide Club.”
Schoolboy #1: “Come die with us.”
Schoolgirl #2: “Let’s shed blood together.”
Schoolboy #1: But before that, we party. Lots of food and fornication

LMAO.

There is a sequel called Noriko's Dinner Table,I havn't seen it yet but I hear it's an equally curious piece ...

Severance


umm, errr,

6/10

Scarface..

Hollow Man (Director's Cut) - 10/10


The Reaping - 6/10


Planet Terror - 8/10

Which? The superior 1932 original or the inferior 1983 version?

Bug (2006)

I thought this was pretty damn good. It was based off a play, and has this nice simplistic quality to it, and it's pretty squeamish as well. The ending needed a little more of an oomph. Not Billy Friedkin's best, but not a bad flick.

Shrooms

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The good thing is there is no flesh eating giant killer shrooms...as I doubted first;)
But the shrooms have some effects on the person who else eats them! Like having foresight (seeing the future.... or even who the next victim will be!?!), or sometimes open a portal to another dimension.... mainly hallucination.
Overall, it’s a mediocre slasher flick with a fair ending.

>>: C+

Resident Evil Extinction. Definitely better than part 2.

The Hills Have Eyes (1976).

The 1983 version, I have'nt seen the 1932 version yet.

Get on it!

First Blood (1982)

It's really a great action flick pulsing with rediculously non-stop adrenaline and plenty of gritty violence.

I'm going out to pick some movies out tommorow, I'll keep my eyes open for it.

Hostel 2

Not as intense as at the cinema, but still damn good..

7.5/10

Hillside Cannibals

I got this a week ago, but haven't watched it until now.

It is supposedly based on Sawny Bean a Scottish Cannibal from about 400 years ago, who lived with his mostly inbred family on the western shores of Scotland.

The only comparison to that and this film is Sawny Bean is the character's name. He has somehow managed to find a hideout on the Californian coast, some 400 years later, did he have a time machine? How did he get there? And according to the history books - he was captured and hung, drawn and quartered. Well for someone who has lived for 400 years and was dis-embowelled and beheaded, he looked remarkably well - until he dies of a heart attack? :eek: :confused:

The effects are quite good, featuring one scene where a cannibal cuts the fingers off his victim, then eats them - finger-licking good ;)

The victims here are seemingly just that, do we really care if they die or not - well three die within the first 15 minutes, so we don't have time to care. Later on another family are attacked - they are on the screen for oh, at least 5 minutes and are there simply to show another effect.

I can't really say this film is the worst, I've seen, simply coz I feel asleep before it ended - I re-wound it just to see the ending and to be honest wished I was still asleep.

You know how bad a film is when you look at the time and realise its' only been on for 20 minutes, and there's till another 70 to go *sigh*

I'll give a 2 out of 10, simply because it only cost a £1, though perhaps that is a £1 too much.

Alice Sweet Alice
Wishmaster

The Crow
R.I.P Brandon Lee

Murder Party - 3/10



Plasterhead - 1/10




Bay of Blood - 9/10

SAW 4.
I didn't much like the third one at all...but next time I see 4, I'll probably catch #3 again before it, they tie in just a little more than the rest of them did.

The movie itself, aside from one or two factors of confusion was not bad at all. I liked it a LOT more than the third (although I still think the first was the simplistic best of the lot), probably better than the second as well.
There's some fucked up shit going on, also a REALLY good back story for Jigsaw, which made the film for me.
Fans of the series should like it.

The Breakfast Club.

them, 4/10. a little dull but made slightly interesting by the fact that it is based on a true story (supposedly).

Greystoke the legend of Tarzan...


The apes are so damn cool in this movie...

7/10

Maniac


Tom Savini's head shot was the best part of this

6.5/10

SAW IV. Focuses more on the police team. Loads and loads of traps/games, but none really stand out. Some backstory. Jigsaw's penis. Some timeframe alterations. Lackluster twist.

In the end, the SAW movies are about the traps and the twists. This one delivered both, but neither were any good. Actually, the twist was downright awful.

C-

Hellraiser 2

I just got back from seeing Saw IV and I didn't think the twist was that bad. The only thing that dissapointed me was that the other three films stood on their own while this one seemed to be a sequel set-up. Ah well, it was fun. Also watched Day of the Dead.

Monty Python's The Meaning of Life (1983)

Hadn't seen this since I was a lot younger. Very damn funny, but not quite on par with Life of Brian and Holy Grail.

I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry 7/10

I laughed my ass off watching this film.Some great cameo's from alot of celebs pretending to be gay.

Baron Blood - 6/10

Baron Blood is cool! A favorite Bava film.

I just watched The Ghoul (1934) with Boris Karloff and Cedric Hardwicke. Surprisingly entertaining horror yarn! Recommended.

I am watching Evil Dead 2 right now. Just started in about 5 minutes ago.

Goldfinger


8/10

A Bronx Tale.

That's a great movie, De Niro had his first crack at directing and Chaz Palminteri after writing it based on his life made his screen debut.... Awesome!