New Moon.

I dont hate this series - and i'm not crazy about it.
It did a good job with the book, condensing the excruciatingly boring parts and focusing on the 'important' plot points to move what was a terrible story along as best as it could.

i enjoyed the Volari - i'm looking forward to seeing more of these guys.

but as far as all the hate New Moon gets .. whatever - its a kiddie romance series. My kid likes it - so it's something the whole family can go to together.

i couldnt care less if vampires sparkled, shoot lasers from their eyes, or shit diamonds.

Fido.
Interesting...watchable.

Final Destination 4 or whatever it's called...
Pretty crap, but then so was 3 IMO, the atmosphere the series had died with the concluding scene of the second one.

i thought that movie accomplished something really special.

they did an amazing job with the retro look and feel - especially for a low budget canadian flick

I agree. Camp is actually very hard to do well, and they nailed it. And Billy Connelly was great.

Mulberry Street.

I thought this was very well done. Lots of action. Good characterizations.

Miner's Massacre...Richard Lynch, Karen Black nor John Phillip Law could save this POS.

On Fearnet

Do they shit diamonds? I'll see it if they shit diamonds.

Pet Semetary A

Paranormal Activity C

This film should be called No Activity. Slow build up, many loose ends and questions left unanswered. I understand we're meant to be clueless like them, but certain things like the flaming Ouija board didn't really need to be in there. Made worse by the constant screaming of nearby girls at every bump and creak (coughing on purpose at times of suspense was fun :D). The only bit worth watching is the last ten minutes, which is the only reason it reached as high as a C.

The Wizard Of Gore (1970)

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Enjoyed every minute of this twisted gore-fest.

The Wizard of Gore is great! Have you seen She-Devils on Wheels? That flick was a fuckin' blast.


I enjoyed it for awhile till it went down that same ol' path. I wish writers/directors would give that shit a rest.