Battleship Potemkin (1925)
One of the very influential masterpieces in world cinema. The most noted sequence in the film, and perhaps in all of film history, is "The Odessa Steps". Hundreds of extras used to portrayed this shocking part and it was amazingly handled. The mother holding her dead child, the baby carriages sequence alone demonstrates both fine technical skill and a keen awareness of how to drive home an image to an audience. I guess it consider as one of cinema's best remembered sequences.
A stunning piece of celluloid arts.
>>: A
The Thaw aka Frozen (2009)
A remote Arctic research station, prehistoric parasites, infections and then quarantine situation results the horror of global warming...yes, though there is perhaps nothing new to the plot but it still manages to be a decent watch overall.
>>: B-
Stan Helsing: A Parody (2009)
Only Diora Baird was the watchable thing in this stupid spoof!
>>: D+
The Stepfather (1987)
80's Psycho! Loved this one too. Terry O'Quinn was brilliant in the title role.
>>: A-