Sands of Oblivion
The Sci-fi channel produces and pick ups so many films per year to air on the channel that it's hard for one to actually sit down and watch them all. Most people see one or two and then don't bother anymore because the films are far from being anything great. However...
Sam’s Lake
SAM'S LAKE is another one of those people go to the lake in the woods movie.. In fact, We really don't see a lake all the much in the movie at all. We have seen plenty of movies like this before, so why not add another to the mix. The thing with SAM'S LAKE however is...
Salvage (Gruesome)
Given a very generic, meaningless title for its UK DVD release (wot, was “GORY” already taken?!), this low-budget flick has eye candy if nothing else. Young Lauren Currie Lewis is uber-hot, has a great ass and looks more than a bit like Alicia Silverstone circa 1995....
Salo
Italian director Pier Paolo Pasolini (Oedipus Rex, Accattone, Medea, The Canterbury Tales, Teorema, The Decameron) died a few months after making Salò, having been ran over, by some counts up to three times, by his own Alfa Romeo. Some speculate that his murderer, a...
Sacred Flesh
Well before I begin my review here I must warn everyone that this film is not for anyone under the age of 18 and that some people my find this film to be offensive. With that said I shall begin. Sacred Flesh is a film that borderlines being classified as being porn,...
Twisted Sisters
Twisted Sisters is collaboration between German writer/director Wolfgang Buld and British indie Purple Orange Films. So yeah in a nutshell it's a foreign indie flick, it has that foreign PAL format look to it, and all the actors speak British like their on some low...
Twisted Sisters
A reunion of the director and star of the interesting PENETRATION ANGST - a quirky variation on the vagina dentate concept - TWISTED SISTERS is a low-budget Brit take on early DePalma : the title gives away the obvious good-twin-bad-twin debt to SISTERS though...
Twilight
Catherine Hardwicke, who directed the outstanding, authentic teen-focused drama THIRTEEN at the outset of her movie career, proves an apt choice for the big screen adaptation of the first in Stephenie Meyer’s wildly popular series of adolescent-pitched supernatural...
Turistas
I can't believe that some critics said that this film was as violent as Hostel and Saw. What movie did they watch? This film has nothing on either of them. I don't think one scene where a girl's organs are taken out and a few other people are shot and killed with...
Turistas
John Stockwell’s Turistas is the epitome of the standard horror film. Aside from the rote facets of the production, its plagiarism is subsequently counterbalanced when the director almost posits something of interest as he heavy-handedly delivers political commentary...
Tunnel Rats
Uwe Boll is a director who is constantly taking heat for his style of filmmaking and his obsession with turning video games into movies. I don't play a lot of video games, so I didn't realize that some of his recent films were based on games until I received the...
Tsui Hark’s Vampire Hunters (Era of the Vampire)
This was a very good Asian film, which combined "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" martial arts style in a horror related element containing zombies and one very tough vampire. The film is shot very well and the martial arts fight scenes are great. The vampire kind of...
The Toybox
The Toybox is a film that comes to us from overseas in the United Kingdom. While the movie is in fact a horror film, I personally see this movie having trouble catching the eye of Americans. The reason for this is that the movie has entirely too much British lingo and...
Touch of Evil
If your a filmmaker or a cinema buff, then you best know who Orson Welles is. If you don't know who he is then you best stop reading this review and go do some heavy research on the man, and then go to your local movie rental place and rent CITIZEN KANE. In the case...
Citizen Toxie : The Toxic Avenger Part 4
We come to expect a narrative, with each successive sequel, to get progressively worse, the acting more decrepit, and the directing to be less and less existent. However, as paradoxical as it might be, with intentional B-movie fare this rule of thumb works to a...

