- 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...

Time for something a little lighter... - ParaNorman (2012): 10/10 http://img4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20121228083901/paranorman/images/f/f7/Angry_Aggie.PNG This one gets better and better every time I watch it...a delightful throwback to the kinds of "80's PG" kid's adventure movies (usuall...

- Alice, Sweet Alice (1976): 8/10 http://basementrejects.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/alice-sweet-alice-murder.jpg Disturbing shocker about a young girl named Karen (Brooke Shields, in her film debut) who is viciously strangled to death at her First Communion and burned with a votive candle. Was t...

I pre-ordered...$150 for a nine-season TV set seems about as low as it's gonna get for a long time, and I was a huge X-Phile back in the day (and had a huge crush on Gillian Anderson ). The HD remasters on Netflix look superb, so the Blus ought to look even better.

Wow, The Walk only cost $30 million?! :shock: That movie looks a lot more expensive...you'd think the spot-on recreation of the Twin Towers would have cost $30 million just by itself. Shame the movie is doing so poorly, because I loved it...enchanting, moving, and with a great Alan Silvestri score.

AndyDursin wrote:Glad you have experienced the horror of THE SENTINEL for yourself. lol. That one is an all-time stinker!

I honestly thought I was hallucinating watching that. Dear God!

Yeah, the ending was a letdown (of course, having an actor better than Josh Harnett might have helped ).

- 30 Days Of Night (2007): 7/10 http://www.wearysloth.com/Gallery/ActorsW/68099-27713.gif Slick, kinetic tale of slavering, animalistic vampires (who speak in a guttural "language" that sounds like the "Ack-Ack-Ack" Martian dialogue from Mars Attacks! played backwards) who lay as...

The Sentinel (1977): 0/10 http://basementrejects.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/sentinel-1977-ending-burgess-meredith-freakshow-performers-freaks-controversy.jpg What in the flaming fudge was THAT?! Here's a movie that makes The Legacy look like The Exorcist . Featuring an Irwin Allen-ready cast br...

Isn't Craig contractually bound for at least one more movie? And I can't see him passing up the chance to be in both the 50th anniversary Bond movie (Skyfall) and the 25th Bond movie overall.

- Ghost Story (1981): 8/10 http://images.amcnetworks.com/blog.sundancenow.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/ghoststory.jpg Classy supernatural tale about a quartet of old friends (played by Fred Astaire, John Houseman, Melvyn Douglas and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.) haunted by a tragic misdeed from their pa...

- My Soul To Take (2010): 1/10 http://www.thefilmyap.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/My-Soul-to-Take-inside.jpg Seriously...what the hell, Wes?! This is AWFUL...catastrophically inept and incoherent and just depressingly inert from a filmmaker who was capable of so much better. Seriously, I defy anyo...

- Byzantium (2013): 7.5/10 https://entertainmentmaven.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/byzantium-3.jpg Visually striking vampire tale from Neil Jordan ( Interview With The Vampire ) about a former prostitute (Gemma Arterton) who has existed for over 200 years after stealing the chance for immortality fro...

Beware of the Blobs that creep... AK5jyVCdXwc - The Blob (1958): 6.5/10 https://cinenthusiast.files.wordpress.com/2014/10/the-blob-1958-steve-mcqueen-girl-doctor.jpg?w=660 The lead acting debut of "Steven" McQueen (playing a 28-year-old teenager with a rededing hairline), the 1958 Blob is ...

I've always held the same affection for THE WOLFMAN. Which cut did you watch? The extended cut (I've never watched the theatrical version). There's an odd continuity glitch with the addition of the prologue with Emily Blunt meeting Benicio Del Toro in person to deliver the news that his brother has...