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Nancy (Lagenkamp) begins having horrible dreams. A burned man with knives for finger nails is out to kill her. These nightmares seem so real. The only cure seems to be to avoiding sleeping. After her friend, Tina (Wyss) is murdered she begins to fear these nightmares even more. The suspect for… |
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We begin the movie with Paxton (Jay Hernandez) from the first film. He managed to escape the torture chamber. He is now hiding out at his girlfriend’s grandma’s house. Paxton has nightmares every night about what happened to him and that it really isn’t over. Soon after this, we meet up wit… |
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Jamie Ashen (Ryan Kwanten) and his wife, Lisa, receive a mysterious ventriloquist doll in the mail and the package is without a return address. Soon after, Jamie’s wife is found dead. Detective Jim Lipton (Donnie Wahlberg) is suspecting Jamie, since he is an easy target. He wants answers and Ja… |
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A fantastic movie starring Natalie Portman as the all-consumed ballerina Nina who lives with her equally consumed and obsessive mother Erica (Barbara Hershey). Nina is lined up for the top spot for her Ballet company, the Swan queen, but she doesn’t quite live up to the director Thomas’ (Vin… |
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HOLY CRAP. HOLY CRAP. HOLY CRAP. HOLY CRAP. HOLY CRAP. HOLY CRAP. THIS MOVIE WAS SCARY. I’m not good at scary movies — I get scared too easily, and should avoid them. I didn’t avoid this when I was alone in my hotel room one night and it was on HBO. I wish I hadn’t watched it, because it d… |
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A classic that remains as powerful and amazing as it was nearly 30 years ago. This low budget masterpiece is what horror was originally all about, and spawned generations of imitations, a remake and 7 sequels that never lived up to the same level. This film has developed a cult following and to … |
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A macabre tale of a twisted couple (Woody Narrelson and Juliette Lewis) who road-trip along route 666 (yeah, that’s right – route 666) on a killing spree that serves as the backdrop for director Oliver Stone’s almost psychedelic filming style. This is a cult movie to be sure – but unlike othe… |
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Sometimes a simple approach is best, and “Paranormal Activity” proves it. This movie gets us all in touch with those scary times all of us have experienced when things go bump in the night. Never having to result to gore, or that cheesiness that most of us have come to expect in popular teen h… |
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I didn’t know this was going to be a Spanish language film when I rented it — but I stuck with the first 10 minutes… and boy I’m glad I did. I’m not even much of a horror movie fan, but the Orphanage managed to thrill and scare without all the usual horror movie cliche’s and the gripping stor… |
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Excellant comedy, pretty good romace drama, good but not great zombie film. Endlessly rewatchable, I didn’t even get the best joke til my thrid viewing. |
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