Promoted reviews

House of 1000 Corpses
Reviewed by kgbelliveau
Four friends are on the search of a lifetime. They want to write a book about all the offbeat roadside attractions they can find. They meet Captain Spaulding where they learn the legend of Doctor Satan. While on the search to find the tree ... More

The Collector
Reviewed by pamela voorhees
Opening in theatres on my birthday, (July 31) The Collector has been the best horror film I have seen throughout this year so far; filled with susupense and gore! The story follows a man who becomes desperate to pay the debt of his ex-wife ... More

Daybreakers
Reviewed by PvtCaboose91
"Living in a world where vampires are the dominant species is about as safe as bare backing a 5 dollar whore." Daybreakers argues that there may still be new terrain to be strip-mined in recently over-exploited vampire genre. As far remo... More

Metroid Prime
Reviewed by Moz La Punk
Time to be totally honest here: the underdog turns out to be an all-time classic. Metroid Prime, surrounded by so many rumours about development troubles, is nothing short of a breath-taking experience. We would even go as far as mention it... More

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Reviewed by PvtCaboose91
"If you want something bad, you have to fight for it. Step up your game, Scott." Based on the six-part graphic novel series by Bryan Lee O'Malley, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is a hard movie to explain. In essence, it's a cheesy young ad... More

Lola
Reviewed by propelas
LOLA:a very good moment for the old classic greek cinema an excellent perfomances from Nikos Kourkoulos,Jenny Karezi and Dionysis Papagianopoulos in a suprising bad guy role.Finally the excellent music by Stavros Xarhakos and a vocals by ... More

Hiroshima, My Love
Reviewed by AgentLexi
''You're destroying me. You're good for me.'' A French young woman has spent the night with a japanese man, at Hiroshima where she went for the shooting of a film about peace. He reminds her of the first man she loved. It was during Worl... More

Double Indemnity
Reviewed by PvtCaboose91
"You want to know who killed Dietrichson? Hold tight to that cheap cigar of yours, Keyes. I killed Dietrichson - me, Walter Neff, insurance salesman, 35 years old, unmarried, no visible scars...until a while ago, that is. Yes, I killed hi... More

Ghost World
Reviewed by The Flagship
I watched this purely because I am strangely attracted to both of the female cast members who star in the show. I was certainly not left feeling hollow or superficial at the end of the film though. What starts off as a happy and fairly aiml... More

Deathdream
Reviewed by pamela voorhees
Also named "Dead of Night" and "Night Walk"; this 1974 movie directed by Bob Clark starring Richard Backus as Andy Brooks, a Vietnam veteran who comes home with a devastating secret.. He's Dead! Killed during battle overseas, his body is ke... More

UHF
Reviewed by [dave]
Cameos, spoofs, and quotable... all involving Weird Al. It's a great movie, especially when you want to laugh at people being dumb and clever at the same time. How can you not like a movie that has a kid drinking from a fire hose? More

Hell's Kitchen: The Game
Reviewed by Zozoulini
I'm always hungry for new gaming experiences and I like tasting all genre of games I can find on the menu. Somewhere on the Web, I saw screenshots of Hell's Kitchen: The Game and it seemed to be an interesting dish, although I believe that ... More

Robin Hood
Reviewed by PvtCaboose91
"Rise, and rise again. Until lambs become lions." The legend of Robin Hood is a Hollywood staple that has served as fodder for countless adventure films. Due to remakes and reinterpretations on a regular basis, the story was drained of t... More

Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones
Reviewed by SJMJ91
Like with The Phantom Menace, I loved this a lot as a child but as I was growing up, I could see what most of the flaws were. Admittedly, Attack Of The Clones is a lot of fun and is perhaps a Star Wars film just for entertainment. I would p... More

Paranormal Activity
Reviewed by Nathalia Montecristo
O filme segue a base de Bruxa de Blair como um suposto documentário e narrativa ‘caseira’, mas essa não-novidade não descontrói o suspense, nem o apelo aterrorizante de um contexto universalmente identificável, o lugar comum, objet... More