Necromentia
On the front cover of the DVD for Necromentia, one critic compares the film to movies like of Saw and Hellraiser. That statement is truer than one can imagine as the writers of this film really took a lot of elements from not just those two films, but many other...
Near Dark
Despite being praised by critics Near Dark was a box office failure when it was first released in theaters in 1987. Near Dark is one of many vampire films that were released during the 1980’s. However, unlike the majority of eighties vampire flicks that have come and...
Blazing Stewardesses / Naughty Stewardesses
Are good ole boy Al Adamson. Quite a cheap man and laid to waste some of the most sought after genre’s. Such classics as Dr. Dracula, Black Heat, I Spit On Your Corpse, Blood Of Ghastly Horror, Cinderella 2000, and on and on. He made a crap load of movies lets put it...
Nature’s Grave
Last year, I was subjected to M. Night Shyamalan’s THE HAPPENING, a film where nature took over and made humans kill one another. The film was a mess in its story, script and acting. It made no sense and we never really got the idea of what was going on. NATURE’S...
National Treasure
I have been criticized for giving a film a good review on the plan fact that it was just a "fun: film. Well I don't care what anyone says it's my opinion anyway, you don't like it, tough! With that said National Treasure does not have much of what would be consisted...
Outtake Reel
“This film is dedicated to Ashley Swan, 2/23/85-11/19/09.” Following a brief slideshow we’re informed that this production is “Brought to you by the Ashley Swan Memorial Trust,” the Special Council of which, Bernard Shepherdman, describes as a collection of footage...
Outpost
Overlooked on its minimal theatrical release, OUTPOST is an impressively eerie and beautifully shot (in widescreen) addition to an already-interesting bunch of wartime horror movies including R POINT, THE KEEP and (from the UK) DEATHWATCH and THE BUNKER. Director...
Outlander
One of many genre influences prevalent throughout OUTLANDER is John McTiernan’s peerless 80’s jungle action-horror fest PREDATOR, a fact that is immediately apparent from the very first scene of Howard McCain’s movie. The Moorwen, a dragon-ish creature designed by...
The Other Side
WOW! This has got to be one one of the best independent efforts I have ever seen. A film like this is the reason why I will never be easy on independent filmmakers, mainly because the budget for this movie was only fifteen thousand dollars, but looked like it was made...
The Others
The Others is Chilean director Alejandro Amenabar’s first English production, and what a second-viewing head slapper it is. What I mean by this is that after the film’s plot twist is revealed and you go back and rewatch the film, frustrated that you didn’t see it...
Otis
You know that creepy guy in high school who's about the same age as you, but is very overweight, balding and looks like he's forty. You know, that guy, he wears flannel shirts, tries to act real smart, and smells like beer nuts and ass. That's who Otis the main...
The Orphanage
Executive produced by Guillermo Del Toro, THE ORPHANAGE (EL ORFANATO) is a beautifully crafted, frightening and ultimately moving ghost story in which restless spirits provoke fear and solace in equal measures for the grieving members of the waking world. Punctuated...
Orphan
So, when I saw the commercials and trailers for ORPHAN, I was pretty much already writing it off as another predictable “cute kid is evil” kind of thing. I mean really—how many different ways can movieland show us kids that start off all nicey-nice but, as time moves...
Orgy of the Dead
Based upon Ed Wood’s novel by the same name, Stephen C. Apostolof’s Orgy of the Dead is the director’s first film in a career of porn flicks. Though part of the Woodian canon, the work is sub par for even Ed in that it is almost utterly devoid of the inane dialogue...
The Order (The Sin Eater)
DVD Details Commentary by director Brian Helgeland Theatrical trailer(s) Unrated deleted scenes and dailies with optional director's commentary Full-screen and widescreen anamorphic formats My Review "The Order" was a film that went though al sorts of problems, being...

