Reviews

Having said that, there really isn't much of a plot when I consider that thing kind of thing is so normal now to the point that a movie like Fatal Attraction only makes for a good movie because the one person Michael Douglas had to cheat with just turned out to be a psycho.

Speaking of characters bouncing off of each other, Gollum's dual personality as a result from the ring, mirroring the temptation of a man by a demon in religious context, adds a grotesque mystique to a film about the friendship between Frodo and Sam, and upgrades the pain and suffering that Frodo is...

The movie's attempt to paint a picture of an average hotel was tampered with by obvious visual direction in regards to the people in the movie (as opposed to "characters," which the movie didn't need) and specific placements of things.

There is a lot to take from this movie, as well as a lot to discuss and theorize (this is the benchmark for the grand reception of various artistic films, notably 2001: A Space Odyssey as the very first movie that comes to mind).

Does this movie really add anything to the sports movie catalog?

It's worth getting out of the way, and isn't the worst movie ever.

Before finding this rare movie on YouTube of all places, I had absolutely no awareness of the musical group Bloodstone, let alone what this movie was about.

Hell, this movie does Lee's acting abilities perfect justice, unlike a Dracula movie I can think of that didn't give him any lines as Dracula after the first act.

But the biggest criticism is something that must be addressed for any horror movie: this movie isn't that scary.

But still, the movie never falls any further into religious debates than the average supernatural horror movie.