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Saved! (2004)
Holy laughs!
Plllleeeease watch this film before forming an opinion. A lot of people judge religious themed comedy in advance. The cool thing about Saved is that it doesn't preach the Christian faith or damn it, but does show you the far out sides of it in a very fair but more imprtantly hilarious way.
Mand moore surprises with a great performance and the look of the film is really affective.
Ignored on release this film deserves to be rediscovered, I believe in God but am not so uptight to see the crazy side of religion, so I suggest that either sides of the Christian fence will enjoy this.
Small Town Folk (2007)
small town, big fun
I ordered this film on DVD along with the remake of The Hitcher. The Hitcher is a million dollar Hollywood studio film with hot TV stars, Smalltown Folk is a very low budget English straight to DVD film made on video. Guess which one is better?! The look of this film takes a bit of getting used to but once u are sucked into the story u really get into the nightmare world the director has created (cheap but clever computer fx). The villain characters are also very memorable, I especially liked the part of Pike who is basically a human sniffer dog and Dobbie who is a crazy train driver that can go from very funny to very scary. The film is flawed by the budget here and there but a super dooper first effort - recommended!
Teeth (2007)
Squeamish for girls too!
I have been awaiting this film for quite some time, with its eventual uk release i was first in line and thoroughly enjoyed it. One think I must point out is that a lot of the press/reviews have made comments to the affect that guys will find the movie hard to watch because of the obvious subject matter. That maybe true but it is also a horrific tale for us gals too as the thought of this physical defect is quite a haunting idea. So the film works equally for both sexes. If you enjoyed the original Ginger Snaps then I believe you will get something out of Teeth. Not perfect but some nice ideas and a great central female performance.