Reviews

...the film will not scare you into recycling, but may make you forget the plot is recycled until that last, scaaarry, question mark ending.

Jennifer's Body is like a water damaged Rolex watch; the outside is still intriguing, but the inner workings are damaged probably due to a single cog.

Lately most horror movies include a building, usually a house where people are trapped or going to be trapped. [b]Sorority Row[/b] [i]painfully[/i] follows this formula.

I was actually surprised by The Final Destination. Now most of you proper film critics out there may shrug this movie off and that might be a shame.

Well, it's not a good horror film at all ... [i]However[/i], as an avid, [i]avid[/i] horror movie fan I have to give Seed the thumbs up.

Obviously no shortage of gore here, characters materialize as merely script fodder. The fun with these kinds of movies is the execution of the execution.