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A Clockwork Orange
Kontroll--I LOVE this movie!!
Alice, Sweet Alice I LOVE this movie!!
Planet Terror
Graduation Day
Rabid
Suburbia
Sid and Nancy
Road Games--I LOVE this movie!!
Patrick--I really like this one too!
Black Sheep
Basket Case
Basket Case 2
Basket Case 3
Brain Damage
Frankenhooker
Blood Diner
Bubba Ho-Tep
Re-Animator
Bride of Re-Animator
Beyond Re-Animator
Blood Beach
Satan's Little Helper
Death Proof
Last House on the Left
Shaun of the Dead
Hot Fuzz
Tetsuo
Christmas Evil
Feast
The Descent
Natural Born Killers
Company of Wolves
Freeway
Bloodsucking Freaks
Kill Bill Vol. 1
Kill Bill Vol. 2
Pieces
Psychomania
Disturbed
C.H.U.D.
Clownhouse
Cellar Dweller
Halloween
Halloween III
Halloween 2007
Stephen King's Nightshift Collection: The Boogeyman & The Woman in the Room
New Year's Evil
Pin
Anguish
Making Contact
Heart of Midnight
He Knows Your Alone
Neon Maniacs
Dead End Drive-In
Bruiser
Society
The Stuff
I, Zombie
I, Madman
Sister, Sister
Death Game
Eat the Rich
Audition
The Devil's Rejects
Phenomena
Hard Candy
Hard Rock Zombies
From A Whisper To A Scream
High Tension
Wolf Creek
It's Alive
It's Alive 2
It's Alive 3: Island of the Alive
Dawn of the Dead remake
Dawn of the Dead
My Bloody Valentine
Children of the Damned
Village of the Damned
The Changeling
Friday the 13th
Friday the 13th part 2
Return of the Living Dead
Night of the Living Dead
Sleepaway Camp
The Devil's Rain
Chiller
House By the Cemetery
Frailty
Deep Red
Bad Taste
BrainDead (Dead Alive)
Brain Dead
Nightbreed
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
Funeral Home
Twice Dead
April Fool's Day
Street Trash
American Gothic
Black Christmas
Carnival of Souls original
SpiderBaby
Gothic
Phantasm
The Freakmaker
From Dusk To Dawn
The Mud Monster
House of a 1000 Corpses
Texas Chainsaw Massacre-original
Texas Chainsaw Massacre-remake
Texas Chainsaw Massacre--The Next Generation
Leatherface:Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3
Shallow Grave
Night Watch (Ewan McGregor)
Evil Dead
Evil Dead 2
Twelve Monkeys
The Hills Have Eyes-original
The Hills Have Eyes-remake
Shadow of the Vampire
White Zombie
Devil Bat
Slumber Party Massacre
The 4th Floor
The Lost Boys
The 6th Sense
American Psycho
The Brood
Long Weekend
Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things
Nightmare
The Howling
Maximum Overdrive
28 Days Later
Maniac
Tourist Trap
American Werewolf In London
Cold Comfort
Signs
Blair Witch Project
Psycho-remake
The Alpha Incident
A Bell From Hell
The Blancheville Monster
The Bloody Brood
A Bucket of Blood
Cathy's Curse
The Cold
Crypt of the Living Dead
Death Rage
The Demon
The Demons of Ludlow
Devil Times Five
The Devil's Hand
Dr. Tarr's Torture Dungeon
The Driller Killer
Drive-In Massacre
The Ghost
Hands of a Stranger
Haunts
Horror Express
Horrors of Spider Island
The House of the Dead
I Bury the Living
I Eat your Skin
Lady Frankenstein
The Legend of Bigfoot
Man In the Attic
Medusa
Memorial Valley Massacre
Messiah of Evil
Metamorphasis
Naked Massacre
Oasis of the Zombies
Panic
The Revenge of Dr.X
Scream Bloody Murder
Silent Night, Bloody Night
Sisters of Death
Slashed Dreams
The Snake People
Track of the Moon Beast
Virus
War of the Robots
Werewolf in a Girl's Dormitory
The Witch's Mountain
Axe
The Other
Some that aren't horror:
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Valley Girl
Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Desperately Seeking Susan
Pretty In Pink
Bottle Rocket
Old School
40-Year-Old Virgin
Starsky & Hutch
Knocked Up
Napoleon Dynamite
Superbad
Clay Pigeons
Zoolander
Flirting With Disaster
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
Friday
Dazed and Confused
The Snapper
The Full Monty
Billy Elliot
Bagdad Cafe
Favorite TV: (British TV rawks!)
Absolutely Fabulous--All-time favorite-best show ever!
Clatterford
Girls On Top
The Young Ones
Spaced
Shameless
Dirty Jobs
Bizarre Foods
Clean Sweep
Clean House
Square Pegs
Sex and the City
Entourage
Lucky Louie
Favorite Music:
I'm a sucker for 80's New Wave music.
Patsy Cline
Johnny Cash
Willie Nelson
(That's about the only country music I like...)
Sex Pistols
Dead Milkmen
Violent Femmes
Heart (older, non 80's)
Soundtrack from Velvet Goldmine
Gorillaz
soundtrack from Sid & Nancy
Wilco
Elvis Costello
Joe Jackson
White Zombie
Rob Zombie
White Stripes
80's Alternative Rock
Alice In Chains
Soundgarden
Mr Bungle
soundtrack from Repo Man
soundtrack from Pretty In Pink
Danielle Howle and the Tantrums
Thermadore
No Doubt
Blind Melon
Gwen Stefani
Jassamine Attic
Mike Doughty--New Fave!!
Soul Coughing
soundtrack to O Brother Where Art Thou?
Syd Straw
Push Daisies
Muthafist
Jump, Little Children
Screaming Trees
Faith No More
Reviews
The Hills Have Eyes Part II (1984)
Oh, Wes.
I watched this movie last night on cable. I had heard about how bad it was and didn't really expect much. I think my expectations were still too high. This was the most laughable, unimaginative, ridiculous attempt at a horror movie as I have ever seen! (Okay, it is a bit better than The Forest, which I am certain is the worst movie ever made.) All of the elements that worked in the first one are missing from this garbage. What made the first one so terrifying was that the family was so isolated and had absolutely no help from the outside world against a clan of killer mutant cannibals hell bent on eating them. It showed what normally peaceful people can be forced to do to survive. There was a sense of hopelessness and savagery that is entirely absent from this mess of a sequel. Pluto is played as a clown and what the heck is going on with the supposed uncle Reaper? Where did he come from? They could have at least used Pluto and the cannibal mother that was apparently left alive. This movie was like Friday the 13th in the desert--instead of a summer camp setting, there is an abandoned silver mine (apparently these stupid, smart-aleck teens found the mine that the family from the first movie didn't), complete with the obligatory shower scene--can you believe it? and teens stealing away to have sex, even though people are missing. There's too much joking around and bad dialog. No one takes anything seriously, whereas the first movie was very serious about the family's plight. The blind girl with the supersonic senses stretched it beyond my willing suspension of disbelief. And how the Reaper kept whispering peoples names before he eventually attacked them was annoyingly silly and the total opposite of frightening. The make-up was awful, there was no gore and no scares. I'll agree with another comment that the flashbacks were the best part of the movie. And I had no idea that DOGS have flashbacks!! I understand that Wes Craven only made this for quick cash, but jeez, he could have at least tried to make this better. Wasn't the first one made on a shoestring budget? Robert Houston was smart enough to stay at home this time, and provided the only acting in this stinker. And what an imaginative ending!! It was the same as the first, except, oh, forget it. It's so dumb, you have to see it to believe it. I guess this could be considered so bad it's good, b/c it WAS pretty funny. My husband and I made fun of this the whole way thru and couldn't believe what we were seeing. Oh, Wes.
Leather Jackets (1991)
There is just no point in watching this.
I watched this movie yesterday and after it was over I couldn't believe I wasted any of my time watching it! I rarely think that there are no redeeming qualities to a movie, but this one just had none. There seemed to be NO REASON for it to have even been made. I like most of the actors in it, but this was a complete waste of film. I know this sounds harsh, and I didn't hate it, it just seemed like it didn't need to have been made. The characters were pathetic and seemed to have no clear reasons for what they did. The only scene I thought was halfway effective or interesting was when they were all in the car and Dobbs was driving and Claudia was forced to talk about her sexual past and her relationship w/ Dobbs. It was nice to see a younger and slimmer Chris Penn, tho, and I always like Bridgette Fonda and D.B. Sweeney. Other than that, I could never recommend this movie. There's just no point in watching it.
The World Beyond (1978)
A little piece of our childhoods to be revisited!!
I remember watching this as a child and being terrified of THE MUD MONSTER!!!! I remember curling up to my dad on the couch while we watched this and I think that this might have been one of the first scary movies I ever watched--and I was hooked for life! I recall the hand being cut off in the door and it grabbing someone from the bottom of the stairs and was relieved that they finally found something that would kill it--SALT!! I always remembered seeing a movie about a Mud Monster, but no one else did. Every once in a while someone would say it sounded familiar. I was so tickled to see here that others had the very same memories as I did and that I wasn't having false memories! There is a site called The Internet Movie Critic and he actually has some DVDs of this movie, for those who are interested. I would love to see this again just to see if it is still as scary as I remembered. I also don't understand what kind of legal issues have kept this movie from being re-aired. What a shame! Especially when so many people are interested in seeing it again--a little piece of our childhoods to be revisited!!