Reviews

At the camp meeting the journalists interview the charismatic cult leader, when he tells them about his belief in the rejection of western values, capitalism and modern technology, and warns the journalists not to give the group a bad write-up in the paper or divulge any info on the camps location.

Both Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall have expressed open resentment against the reception of this film, feeling that critics and audiences credited Stanley Kubrick solely for the film's success without considering the efforts of the actors, crew or the strength of Stephen King's underlying materia...

Favorite Kill: the other entries before this can be treated in a light-hearted manner in this regard, but this film handles its bloodshed on a more visceral level.

but none of them are better than when little Tommy disguises himself as young Jason Voorhees, then kills Jason with his mach .

the House on Sorority Row is about a group of house girls who want to throw a big blowout party at the end of the semester, and end up clashing with the house mom...

I have to classify this film as a work of art/comic book pulp fiction.

As dark as the film is, Singer has just the right amount of light comedy to remind us that we are watching a comic book film.

And it's not just that this is poor Die Hard film, it actually doesn't even feel or look like a Die Hard film.

We've seen a lot of actors over the year appear in Woody's films as extensions of Woody and I can't recall an actor who channeled Woody better than Branaugh does here (John Cusack came close in Bullets Over Broadway).

It's hard to accept the fact that Logan doesn't slip up long before he does, but the viewer forgives and accepts because we like Miles and more important, his partner and his superior officers like him, so we want the charade to work and yes, we really want to see him get that diamond back.