Reviews

So to say this movie sucks is an understatement. It's a pure and simple cash grab. I'm sure film fans know well enough to skip it, now I'm telling you horror fans. Save your money as well.

I'm usually not a big fan of period pieces, they tend to bore me, but Quills managed to entertain me and I found myself intrigued by the story, plot and characters.

The film does tend to drag in places and cut be cut down 10 minutes or so, but it is definitely something you can watch more then once.

Tom Arnold, who usually gets on my nerves, does a decent job here as the funny sidekick, which is a staple in films like these.

Kane is not a movie star, Kane is not a horror icon and Kane is not scary.

The vibrant colours hit you and never leave, you actually feel like you are in another world. The sound design is immense and astounding, great attention to detail that is backed with a joyful soundtrack.

The film screams as one of those films that no one knows about.

I get the fact that he wanted to tell the audience that bob Dyland can't be understood, but I'm sitting here thinking what was the point of me watching this film.

No, this isn't the comedy film starring Chris Farley and David Spade, but rather a horror film that fails to mix the comedy genre successfully, even when it should have been easy considering the content of the film.

The Wrestler is shot in a gritty, low budget documentary style that suits the film to a tee.