Attack the Block, 2011
Aliens decide to invade one of the toughest neighborhoods in England. Bad idea. Lots of fun to watch and the creature design was very cool.
Aliens decide to invade one of the toughest neighborhoods in England. Bad idea. Lots of fun to watch and the creature design was very cool.
By the time these lame hipster ghost hunters found some cool stuff I was so bored I could care less. Go watch SESSION 9 instead. You’ll thank me.
Very odd yet compelling sequel to The Offspring. Actress Pollyanna McIntosh is so good. Director Lucky McKee did it again. I loved this movie.
Just your standard home invasion by a feral family kind of movie. I just wanted to watch it to get some background for Lucky McKee‘s new movie.
I figured the original was about due for an update and this new version didn’t let me down. Colin Farrell and David Tennant were spot on.
Being a huge fan of the originals, I was so happy that this prequel/remake made me totally forget about that horrendous Tim Burton movie.
Just as I hoped, a really funny mashup of stoner comedy and 1980s cheesy fantasy movies. I will be adding this one to the collection for sure.
Never a big fan of the first 3 movies. I think they should have just started over rather than continuing on with the original cast.
I’ve been waiting 10 years for John Carpenter to return to feature films, too bad the script he chose just so completely unoriginal.
A horror movie that unfolds like an episode of Three’s Company where everything is just one big misunderstanding. Had some funny death scenes.
Corny in a good way. I really liked the “Skinny Steve” sections but was bored by some of the later parts. Great end setup for The Avengers!
Pretty effective and creepy Pg-13 horror movie. Would have probably been a lot of fun to see with a full theater.
154 minutes of mind-numbingly stupid people and robots doing stupid things. Nothing makes sense. Avoid at all costs.
I really wanted to like it, but it was kind of lame. I liked it more than HOT FUZZ, but not nearly as much as SHAUN OF THE DEAD.
Vampire apocalypse as an art house drama. It completely blew me away. Top notch baddassery from star and co-writer Nick Damici.