- Attack The Block (2011): 8/10 http://static1.squarespace.com/static/51b3dc8ee4b051b96ceb10de/51ce6099e4b0d911b4489b79/51ce61ede4b0d911b44a6466/1372482252983/Attack-The-Block-Chronological.jpg Engaging sci-fi/horror/comedy hybrid about a quintet of chavvy teenagers (lead by the charismatic John Boy...

- I Bury The Living (1958): 4/10 http://366weirdmovies.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/i_bury_the_living.jpg Tepid B-movie programmer about a newly-appointed graveyard supervisor (Richard Boone) who discovers that, when he puts a black pin into the plot of a reserved grave on a map of the cemetery gr...

Yeah...saw Bridge Of Spies with my Dad this afternoon, and we both enjoyed it very much. He even -- not spurred by anything I said -- commented about how nice the score was during the end titles! :shock: Naturally, seeing a Spielberg movie sans Williams is a bit odd, but Newman did a great job with ...

Jeez that's depressing. I learned to turn movies off or at least fast forward through years ago. Life's too short to waste on crap like Vamp in Brooklyn! I have no friends, no girl and no social life...movies are what passes the time for me. - Don't Look Now (1973): 9/10 http://static1.1.sqspcdn.co...

I have this thing where I find it impossible to stop watching a film once I've started it, no matter how horrible it might be. Plus, Bassett was nice to look at, and Robinson's score is better than I expected (ever a CD release for that?). Otherwise, it's total dross, and represents Murphy at his sm...

- The People Under The Stairs (1991): 6/10 http://www.modernsuperior.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/The-People-Under-the-Stairs.jpg By the admittedly atrocious standards of every new-to-me Wes Craven movie I've watched this month, this comes across as a rousing success. That's not to mean it's espec...

I dunno...I think Wiseman did a bang-up job with the underappreciated Live Free , but yet another "The Early Years" prequel? :? Plus, who would they get to play the young Bruno? I'm sure Joseph Gordon-Levitt is too busy. :lol: If they have to do another one, I'd rather have one last one wi...

Most of the Craven movies I've watched this month have been new-to-me, and agreed...for a supposed "master of horror", the majority of his filmography sucks . :? Even the two Nightmare On Elm St. movies he directed aren't the best of the franchise (the third one was the best, and Craven ju...

Had to remind myself that Wes Craven actually made good movies from time to time... - Scream (1996): 9/10 http://cdn.bloody-disgusting.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Scream-Casey-Becker-drew-barrymore-31896958-2560-1088-620x400.jpg For my money, this is Craven's finest film...a winkingly sly homage ...

Yes, The Walk is a gem, and it's a shame so few people are interested in seeing it. It also contains the most eloquently moving final shot of a movie I have seen this year. I just wish I could have seen it in 3D...but then again, as someone not in love with heights, maybe not. Even in 2D, I was grip...

It's good to read some positive comments about current scores. MJ liked Man From UNCLE and I've seen positive comments on some other scores that came out this year like Cinderella, MI: Rogue Nation and Wolf Totem. Keep this going and we might even have a Top 5 Best Scores of 2015 thread! Michael Gi...

- The Last House On The Left (1972): 1.5/10 https://lintvkimt.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/last1.jpeg Jeez, I feel really bad about bagging on every new-to-me Wes Craven movie I've watched this month, but seriously...he made a lot of garbage. Essentially the grandfather of the reprehensible "Tor...

- The Descent (2006): 9/10 http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMjAzOTYzODMxM15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNTUxMzUzMw@@._V1_SX640_SY720_.jpg One of the most exceptional horror movies in recent years. You know a horror movie's working right when you're squirming in anxiety long before the first monster rears i...

- Honeymoon (2014): 8.5/10 https://mindreels.files.wordpress.com/2015/01/rose-leslie-in-honeymoon-e1394872172209.jpg Disturbing, slow burn of a horror outing (perhaps too slow of a burn for some viewers) about a young couple of newlyweds, Bea (Rose Leslie) and Paul (Harry Treadaway), who travel to B...

- Corpse Bride (2005): 9/10 http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/emily_1858.jpg If I touch a burning candle / I can feel no pain In the ice and in the sun / it's all the same Yet I feel my heart is aching / though it doesn't beat, it's breaking And the pain here that I feel / try and tell me...