You know what’s so good about 28 Days Later & 28 Weeks Later? They’re getting ready to make 28 Months Later! Both the first film and the sequel were really good.
I tend to lean more towards liking the first one just a little more, because of the originality and the story. The [...]
As of right now, this film is still in theaters. Is a good film starring Denzel Washington and is packed with a lot of action and a unique ending. I think this one is gonna make a great DVD to own as well.
The film is about Eli, a drifter of 30 years, in [...]
While the film hasn’t been received well by man of the critics that have seen it. It has received positive feedback based on fans that have seen it. In preparation for the film, a lot of people went out and rented the 1941 version. We think doing this set them up for [...]
Like all films, whether successful or not – it started with an idea. That idea was SAW, not necessarily a franchise, but if it comes about, who’s going to say ‘no.’
That idea was started by two guys; James Wan & Leigh Whannell. They met each other during film school. James wanted to be a director [...]
Final Destination is the scariest movie I have ever seen. Although a work of fiction, Final Destination is scary in the sense that the situations portrayed in the movie can happen in real life. Why, it involves a plane disaster (while the group is on the way to France). So if you are airplane-phobic, don’t [...]
For those who have not seen this movie yet, don’t read this article. Spoiler ahead.Â
I don’t only call The Blair Witch Project as a horror movie, I call a PHENOMENON too. I instead appreciate its filmmakers’ ingenuity in coming up with an extremely low-budget movie to haul in extremely huge profits. From a budget of [...]
Flightplan is another thriller which does not bore simply because it’s got an innovative plot. The movie follows the story of a mother whose daughter vanishes in a plane 38,000 feet in mid-air intercontinental flight from Europe to New York . The absurdity of it all “from the mother’s point of view” was that no [...]
