Hustle and Flow - Great Movie 9/10
Ice Harvest - Very enjoyable dark comedy 8/10
Stacy - Gore was good, but unfortuunately the story wasn't 5/10

they made dominion but studio execs didn't like it (not gory enough) so they reshot the whole film with a new director (only the main actor remained)

Evil Dead

Hostel (not as good as I had hoped :( )

The Prowler:

Definatley one of THE slasher flicks particulary for the head exploding scene! Great effects by Savini and a really cool ending.

The Curse Of The Screaming Dead:

Possibly THE worst zombie flick I've seen. Horrible as fuck dialogue, terrible acting, laughable gore complete with a H.G Lewis style warning at the start. Kinda fun if your into z-grade monster trash like me. If your gonna watch this I recomment fast fowarding till when the zombies make an appearance and make sure your really stonned and you might get a kick outta this particulary for the exploding firework zombie heads.

House Of 1000 Corpses:

Caught this on TV this morning.... as I've said about 1000 times I fuckin' love this flick! I've had Brick House stuck in my head all day :D

not really a movie .. but i watched some of my Punk'd DVD boxset.

although that Aston guy is annoying as hell .. the Dax guy is great ... some funny stuff

Oh...That explains it, I guess...Seemed like there was more than just the one guy that was the same, some of the scenes were identical....Anyway...Still kinda weird...

Ice Age: The Meltdown (Second time viewing today!) 9 / 10 :D

Theatre of Blood


Vincent Price meets Shakespeare to create one of the most memorable and greatest horror films of all-time. Edward Lionheart commits suicide after being shunned at the Critics Circle awards, but he miraculously survives...to take his gory revenge! This was easily one of Price's best roles, second only perhaps to Don Medina from Pit and the Pendulum. He essentially plays an exaggerated version of himself, which makes for some fine subtle humor. In fact dark comedy pervades this film, making for some very uncomfortable scenes. The gore and deaths are especially well done, all look very realistic and bloody. The writing was phenomenal, I love how they incorporated so many of Shakespeare's works into the film, even his lesser known works such as Cymbeline play important roles. To sum up, this is one of the all-time greatest horror films and is essential viewing for any horror fan.

9/10

Elektra ..

i guess i was anticipating the worst - so i was suprised that i pretty much enjoyed it ..

The Manson Family:

One of the best films I've seen in awhile. Anyone else checked it out?