DVD Review: House of 1000 Corpses
Rob Zombie’s directorial debut, ‘House of 1000 Corpses,’ should, by all accounts, be a train wreck.
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Review: Flawless
Mr. Hobbs is a janitor with heart of gold. Laura Quinn is a no-nonsense businesswoman, the lone example of her sex in the world of diamond companies in 1960’s London.
Review: Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day
World War II is in full swing. The blitz is underway in London. Food lines are long. People are scared and worried about their future and the future of the city. And an American showgirl is looking for help in organizing her life.
DVD Review: Hitman
Netflix. If one were to look it up in the dictionary, they might find a definition reading something like this:
Review: Doomsday
I guess just looking at the trailer, one could write off Doomsday as a version of the Mad max series.
DVD Review: Lost in La Mancha
Terry Gilliam has always been a beloved filmmaker amongst the film fans.
Review: Maxed Out
Saying you should be careful with credit cards is like saying you should be careful when aiming a firearm at your crotch. Why would you aim a firearm at your crotch? I don’t know, why would you buy a 17 foot statue of Thomas Gibson for $4,000 with a credit card? But that’s the main …
Review: 10,000 B.C.
From the filmmaker that brought us Stargate (Lonely Reviewer Episode 3 Movie of the Week), Independence Day, and The Day After Tomorrow, comes a movie with a lot of potential, but unfortunately, comes up rather short. 10,000 B.C. is (wants to be is perhaps more accurate) an epic tale about a Hunter chasing down a …
DVD Review: Funny Games (1997)
What is the purpose of a thriller? What is the audience seeking when it goes to see one of these movies? It is a modern day version of the Romans throwing people to the lions? Is it modern day blood sport? These are the questions Michael Haneke asks in his movie ‘Funny Games.’ (If the …
DVD Review: Walker
William Walker arrived in Nicaragua in 1855, quickly taking over, making himself president. By 1860, he was dead, executed by the government of Honduras. ‘Walker’ is not so much a biography, but an impressionistic painting of Walker’s life and times. Director Alex Cox, (he of ‘Repo Man,’ and ‘Sid & Nancy,’) paints Walker as a …