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"Haute Tension" director Alexandre Aja follows up that unbearably suspenseful thriller with this remake that delivers on its promise of an exciting, fun, gory frightfest. A pleasant surprise.
AKA: Sound & Vision Home Theater Tune-Up; Sound And Vision Home Theater Tune-Up; Sound & Vision Home Theater Tune Up; Sound And Vision Home Theater Tune Up; USA: 2002 Instructional
Plot: This award-winning DVD from Sound & Vision Magazine and Ovation Sofrware (makers of the AVIA DVD) will get your home theater working at peak performance with simple adjustment and calibration tools. A must for any DVD collector!
This hilariously dark comedy, full of weird monsters and weird neighbors, finds the perfect balance of horror and laughs. Very unique, it holds a special place in our hearts.
This hilariously dark comedy, full of weird monsters and weird neighbors, finds the perfect balance of horror and laughs. Very unique, it holds a special place in our hearts.
Leaning much more towards comedy than horror, this sequel is perhaps too light-hearted, though it does have a certain zany appeal to it. A very good "first horror movie" for the kids.
Leaning much more towards comedy than horror, this sequel is perhaps too light-hearted, though it does have a certain zany appeal to it. A very good "first horror movie" for the kids.
Playwright David Mamet's directorial debut offers an irresistible peek into the inner workings of an elaborate con, with trademark Mamet dialog and shocking plot twists aplenty.
Not quite all it was cracked up to be, we felt the comedy undermined a lot of the drama, and vice versa. Sean Penn's performance, however, was well worthy of the Oscar nomination he received for it.
AKA: Day Of The Woman; I Hate Your Guts; The Rape And Revenge Of Jennifer Hill; Blood Angel USA: 1978
Camille Keaton, Eron Tabor, Richard Pace, Anthony Nichols Horror / Thriller
Though this film is always marketed as a relentless, sleazy exploitationer, the director's intentions were sincere when he made it. In that capacity it is a solid revenge flick, though not as effective as "Thriller: A Cruel Picture".
AKA: Day Of The Woman; I Hate Your Guts; The Rape And Revenge Of Jennifer Hill; Blood Angel USA: 1978
Camille Keaton, Eron Tabor, Richard Pace, Anthony Nichols Horror / Thriller
Though this film is always marketed as a relentless, sleazy exploitationer, the director's intentions were sincere when he made it. In that capacity it is a solid revenge flick, though not as effective as "Thriller: A Cruel Picture".
It's hard to watch a film like this, that focuses entirely on severely depressed and/or dysfunctional people. But if you can bear the content, the filmmaking is excellent.
AKA: I'm Gonna' Git You Sucka USA: 1988
Keenen Ivory Wayans, Bernie Casey, Antonio Fargas Comedy / Action/Adventure
Plot: A hilarious Soul Cinema send-up, this ultra-slick, urban action satire blows 70's blaxploitation movies right out of the 'hood! A goody-goody war hero with medals for short-hand returns to the ghetto to get revenge against the local gang boss, Mr. Big!
One of the rare films that more than lives up to its "must-see" advertising, this fantastic informational film cuts through the nonsense to provide the facts we all urgently need to know about the climate crisis.
We really enjoyed this film but wished it had included some more perspectives from "anti-graffiti" people (cops, business owners, etc.). Make sure you also check out the documentary "Wild Style".
AKA: Permanent Vacation; Stranger Than Paradise; Down By Law; Mystery Train; Night On Earth; Dead Man USA: 2006 Art / Drama
Plot: Includes the following 6 films on six discs: "Permanent Vacation", "Stranger Than Paradise", "Down By Law", "Mystery Train", "Night On Earth", and "Dead Man".
AKA: The Secret Four USA: 1952
John Payne, Coleen Gray, Preston Foster, Neville Brand Crime / Drama
Plot: Joe Rolfe is an ex-con picked up on suspicion of participating in a robbery masterminded by Timothy Foster. On the run from the law, Rolfe assumes the identity of a dead crook and infiltrates Foster's gang, hoping to get the goods on the top guy.
Yes, it's dated! Yes, it's cheesy! But it's also an '80s classic which rightly earned comedian Pat Morita an Academy Award nomination for the breakout dramatic performance which would later define him.
"Haute Tension" director Alexandre Aja follows up that unbearably suspenseful thriller with this remake that delivers on its promise of an exciting, fun, gory frightfest. A pleasant surprise.
This is a film that will always stick with you. It's creepy, stylish, and relentless. A truly classic thriller!
Leaning much more towards comedy than horror, this sequel is perhaps too light-hearted, though it does have a certain zany appeal to it. A very good "first horror movie" for the kids.
Playwright David Mamet's directorial debut offers an irresistible peek into the inner workings of an elaborate con, with trademark Mamet dialog and shocking plot twists aplenty.
Not quite all it was cracked up to be, we felt the comedy undermined a lot of the drama, and vice versa. Sean Penn's performance, however, was well worthy of the Oscar nomination he received for it.