Isola: Multiple Personality Girl / Isola: Tajuu jinkaku shôjo
Toshiyuki Mizutani’s debut (and to date only) directorial effort, Isola, . . . . It’d be better if we simply moved forward through the proceedings in order to avoid humoring the feature any more than is completely necessary. Psychic Yukari Kamo (Yoshino Kimura)...
Irréversible
Irréversible is considered a video nasty of sorts. There is a definite split between critics upon whether the work is vicious exploitation or true art (few argue there’s a middle ground with this film). Regardless of which camp you decide to enter, one cannot refute...
Iron Man
The superhero movie is at it's highest peak ever, and it seems that it's a safe bet for any studio to release a superhero film just as long as it's executed well and properly produced. Sure we've had a few duds that never made back their budget while in theaters, but...
The Iris Effect
Well, it's safe to say that The Iris Effect is not a horror film, nor is it a Sci-fi or Fantasy film. But it is a Thriller that follows a mother all the way across the Atlantic to St. Petersburg, Poland, in search of her missing son. However the story leads to believe...
The Invisible Woman
Thankfully, unlike with many other of the Universal monsters, the minds behind the Invisible Man series decided to parody the character before the villain exhausted his ability to terrorize audiences (and thereby diluting the figure’s reputation). At no time does A....
The Invisible Man’s Revenge
Unlike most of the closing chapters in the Universal Monster Series, Ford Beebe’s The Invisible Man’s Revenge is a steadfast effort. Interestingly, the film is the only script, with the except of James Whale’s original, that wasn’t penned by Curt Siodmak as mystery...
The Invisible Man Returns
Joe May’s sequel to James Whale’s masterpiece is weak in the few areas in which it posits original thought by which to distract the viewer from the fact that, holistically, The Invisible Man Returns is a poor facsimile of its predecessor. Unfortunately, the fleeting...
The Invisible Man
Claude Rains’s stars in his first sound role (his second film) as the Invisible Man. However ironical, director James Whale, in his underdog classic, portrays a society unwilling to acknowledge those unlike themselves while giving us the most terrifying monster in the...
The Invisible Agent
Most of Hollywood rallied together in order to drum up American support and morale during the second World War, one example being George Waggner, director of the anti-Nazi The Wolf Man; Sir Cedric Hardwicke; and Hungarian-born Peter Lorre combining their efforts to...
The Invisible
The marketing campaign that was launched for The Invisible right before it came out in theaters was one that made the film look as if it was going to be the next great ghost film. The trailer for the movie was perfect and it gave off the feel of a film like Ghost but...
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
No matter what kind of natural disaster could bring everything on earth to its knees, Zombie Invasion, A great Deluge, Plague, you name it. I would rather experience them all then be taken over by aliens. Especially aliens that come in germ form; disguise themselves...
Inugami
During his time as a film critic, Masato Harada became known for being tyrannically demanding of the productions he critiqued and was equally strict in respect to what he believed constituted a good film. Of course, this is understandable when one learns that the...
In The Spiders Web
In the Spider's Web is another title that is part of RHI Entertainment's Maneater DVD series and unlike Blood Monkey; In the Spider's Web was actually a Saturday night Sci-fi channel original movie. The film was also shot on location in Thailand just like Blood Monkey...
In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale
I was recently told by a friend of mine that someone actually started a petition to stop studios from giving Uwe Boll money to make movies. What a lot of people don't know is while his films don't do well in the U.S. box office, they do very well over seas. Such was...
In the Electric Mist
Straight to DVD” carries a stigma that, in most cases, is not unwarranted. These films that never make their big screen debut are most likely either low-budget to the point of silly, boast a cast that nobody’s ever heard of, or they’re a third or fourth generation...
