Author: chris

Pretty eye-opening documentary on how Wal-Mart treats its employees and communities it moves into. It will make me rethink shopping there.

Heartbreaking and shocking documentary. The filmmaker made this for the son of his best friend who was murdered by a truly sick girlfriend.

Zack Snyder has made an excellent adaptation of the “unfilmable” graphic novel. It will take multiple viewings to fully take it all in.

So this Edward guy sure seems like a creepy, popped-collar stalker. I was laughing at the Sci-Fi Channel Original level of special effects.

A decent movie but not really my kind of thing. It does make me look forward to what Michael Cera will do in the Scott Pilgrim movie.

I love films like this where you learn more and more about the characters through the subtle things they say and do.  Check this one out.

An autistic girl uses the skills she learned by watching Tony Jaa films to collect her mother’s debts. Has some great fight scenes.

Julianne Moore turns in another strong perfomance in this film about a group of people trying  to survive a sudden epidemic of blindness.

The fantastic Ray Stevenson is perfectly cast as the Punisher in this surprisingly fun movie. Also quite faithful to the Garth Ennis comic.

Surprisingly entertaining and really great make-up effects. There’s really not much to say, the title says it all.

Gary Busey literally phones in his performance as a killer that somehow ends up as magical flour that is baked into a gingerbread man.

Very high production values for a straight to video release.  They didn’t help to make the movie interesting.

A really loud and annoying take on the classic CARNIVAL OF SOULS.  It didn’t make a whole lot of sense most of the time.

The final chapter of this trilogy ends on one of the most bizzare notes ever. I hope they keep the series going just to see what happens.

These festival circuit favorites never really live up the the hype. The whole movie killer coming alive was done much better in DEMONS.