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Sinbad: Legend of the Seven...
by BillyBob
In 733 BC, Sinbad sailed the 7 Seas.
Get ready for an awesome high-seas adventure of fantasy, comedy and, yes, romance, as bad-boy Sinbad takes on a noble mission to save...
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Suddenly Last Summer
by Clayton
Regardless of its big-name cast and its considerable-sized budget, I view Suddenly Last Summer as one of the worst and most horrible-minded movies of all-time.
When it comes...
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District 9
by BillyBob
Wow!
Instead of being a twinkly, little STAR WARS fairytale, DISTRICT 9 turned out to be a raw, gut-wrenching bite of pure, hard-core Sci-Fi, to the max.
I haven't been...
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Tomorrow, When the War Began
by Mike
Eight teenagers: Ellie Linton (Caitlin Stase), the leader, Corrie Mackenzie (Rachel Hurd-Wood), her best friend, Kevin Holmes (Lincoln Lewis), Corrie's new boyfriend, Homer...
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Witchita
by Derringer
(This coming from a staunch Western fan) - 1955's WICHITA (a greatly overlooked Cowboy picture) definitely ranks right up there (in story and scope) with 1956's THE...
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Good for Nothing
by Mike
Virginal Isabella Montgomery (Inge Rademeyer, in her first full-length feature film appearance), is on her way to her uncle's ranch, following the death of her father. Her...
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Eden Log
by Movie Addict
I watched a film earlier today where I knew who the villain was and why. This is the complete opposite. A man (Clovis Cornillac - The Unbearable Lightness of Being) awakens...
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Blitz
by Movie Addict
It doesn't take long for Brant (Jason Statham) to do some bloody damage on a few miscreants. Nothing out of the ordinary; just justice by hockey stick.
He continues to meet...
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Plan 9 From Outer Space
by BillyBob
Yikes!
Believe it, or not, as a young tyke of 8 years, this totally inept, unintentionally hilarious, z-grade Sci-Fi flick scared the hell out of me. Yep. That's right. It...
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The Bodyguard
by Movie Addict
Kevin Costner was right to insist that Whitney Houston costar in this film. All doubts were removed after she nailed the screen test the other producers insisted upon before...
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Ghost Rider: Spirit of Veng...
by Mike
In this outing, Johnny Blaze (Nicholas Cage) is in Eastern Europe in self-banishment, trying simultaneously escape and control the spirit within him that is the "Rider." He...
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The French Lieutenant's Woman
by Clayton
In this story-within-a-story, I guess one really needs to be able to appreciate the screen charisma of Meryl Streep and one of her many accents to fully recognize the finer...
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Mystery Ranch
by Derringer
Released in 1934 - The Henderson family (the good-natured owners of the "Mystery Ranch") are anxious for the arrival of the famous, Wild West, pulp-fiction writer Bob...
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The Host / Gwoemul
by BillyBob
Yep. If I were an American I'd be kinda pissed to find out that THE HOST was (in part) an angry statement from the Koreans about the US Military being in their country.
This...
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Watchmen
by BillyBob
When it comes to "Superhero" flicks (which I've grown quite bored of these days), WATCHMEN was about as limp, and, yes, unexciting as Dr. Manhattan's oversized, blue wiener...
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The Preacher's Wife
by Movie Addict
Taking nothing away from Cary Grant and David Niven, as The Bishop's Wife is one of my favorite films - a film that I can watch over and over - this film is a worthy...
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Jesse James
by Derringer
In real life JESSE JAMES was a ruthless criminal (and a bit of a psycho), known to have gunned down men, women, and even children, in the heat of his many daring, daylight...
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Day of the Wolves
by BillyBob
The way I see it - Had DAY OF THE WOLVES (DOTW) simply marketed itself, right from the start, as an inept, 70s Comedy (even though it wasn't), then, believe me, it would've...
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The Pyx
by Movie Addict
We may not be seeing Oscar nominee (Five Easy Pieces) Karen Black's rear in this film, as she uses a body double, but we do get to hear her sing three songs on the...
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The Gambling Terror
by Derringer
Starring one of the 1930s best B-Western Cowboys of all, JOHNNY MACK BROWN, THE GAMBLING TERROR has BROWN playing character Jeff Hayes, a rugged and honest dude, who runs a...
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