Author: chris

Genre-bending film that takes place in a world where horror movies are real. Turns the tired slasher film into something new and fun.

A film that gets better each time I watch it. A terrific ensemble cast and creepy monsters. One of my favorite endings ever!

What could have easily become a lame gimmick, the first-person perspective really adds to the tension of this creepy giant monster film.

My favorite film of the summer. Lots of fun, great special effects, perfect casting. I think I’m going to go watch it again right now…

Faithful adaptation of the book, but I wish it was a bit longer so you could learn more about the characters. Seemed a bit rushed at the end.

I’m generally not a fan of manga books or films, but this was really cool. I am also very happy to see a sequel will be out later this year.

A sequel to the movie that nobody I know actually likes except me. I haven’t seen such bad cgi since A Sound Of Thunder.

Completely holds up as one of the great films of the 1990s. There isn’t a weak link in the entire cast. It’s like a masterclass in acting.

Much better than I remember it being. One of the better post-Seven serial killer films. I forgot Jennifer Lopez used to be a good actress.

Terrific film about 4 guys trying to save their friendship. Even if you don’t know or like Metallica’s music, this is a fascinating film.

Finally on dvd, this influential film focuses on the rise of an all-girl punk band and the impact of media at the dawn of the MTV era.

A fun look at the music that stills holds a special place in my heart. It was especially cool to see footage from my first concert.

A juvenile, brainless, loud, predictable, ridiculously violent, unoriginal film from Paul W.S. Anderson. I kind of loved it.

An inept Taekwondo instructor’s life unravels in this low budget comedy. I really had high hopes for this one, but it was just kind of ok.