Very strange that title yes- But than again most horror movies are just boring gore fests with no real point. This one is extremely entertaining though. Very little actual gore in it. Tobe hooper had a very keen eye because this movie has so many great shots in it, even if what is being shown is gross its not (((Troma))) level unfunny uninteresting gross. Very good horror picture. Don't show to...

"Godfather II" delves deep into the saga of the Corleone family, weaving together the past and present to create a rich tapestry of ambition, power, and the pursuit of the American Dream. At its core, the film brilliantly portrays the rise of a young Vito Corleone, masterfully played by Robert De Niro, from his humble beginnings in rural Sicily to his ascent as a powerful Mafia Don in America. One...

A made-for-tv production, this film worst aspect is the picture and sound quality, which aren't very good, but if you look past it you get an average, but well written story about a family surviving apocalyptic event that wipes out most of humanity. Bonus is that it's not some kind of Mad Max-ripoff, the films is to old for that, but in staid we get a very family-focused, survival drama which at times...

3.5 Stars I think I've seen bits and pieces of Deathwish over the years. Recently I sat down and watched the whole film through to experience it in it's totality. There are a couple of highlight moments that make Deathwish just stand out as cult classic as well as some surprisingly frank and based dialog written about crime statistics and politics. The critique I have for the film is mainly the...

One of carpenter's early flicks. Set aboard the ship of a space demolition crew. The crew is on a 20 year mission to demolish empty undesirable planets to make way for something it's been a minute since I saw the movie. It's a lil bit of an absurdist black comedy and has everything from a beachball alien to a nihilistic sentient bomb. I remember laughing quite a bit at the antics of the small crew....

4.3 Stars The Yakuza was Box Office failure on its release that has some great pacing, acting and cinematography. The film probably could have reached mainstream success if Lee Marvin was cast in The role of Harry Kilmer, but Robert Mitchum does a great job in the scenes that matter most. The beginning of the film takes its time setting up the characters relationships and the mood, but the action...