A tight little British horror film about a small community under a suspicious quarantine. The lead actress Neve McIntosh was very good.

Best Predator movie since the original. I love how the characters were not afraid to leave people behind. You never see that in action movies.

Surprisingly not bad remake of the 1981 camp classic. They even gave Bubo a quick cameo.

Typical rock biopic, but I found it pretty interesting because I didn’t know anything about The Runaways beyond their song “Cherry Bomb”.

A couple of good jokes and some funny cameos (Crispin Glover, William Zabka), but I didn’t find it that funny overall.

I love The Doors and I was surprised to learn few new things about the band. This doc is a nice counterbalance to the Oliver Stone film.

Clocking in at nearly 4 hours, this exhaustive documentary was never boring. If you are a fan of the series, you need to check this one out.

A complete waste of time. It looked like even the actors couldn’t believe they were in this lame movie.

A drug lord and some cops form an uneasy alliance to escape a zombie apocalypse. The movie drags in the middle, but pulls it together by the end.

For a movie that posed some very serious and intelligent moral and ethical questions, it sure had a mind-bogglingly stupid last 15 minutes.

One of those movies I didn’t expect much from but I was really surprised by how funny it was. I think I should go check out the book now.

So here it is – the newest “sickest movie ever”. It surely delivered the gory goods and it was also completely hilarious.

Great Wolfman makeup by the legendary Rick Baker.  Horrible, horrible movie. What a steaming pile of awfulness.