Sushi Girl (2012) [REVIEW]
The first time I had ever heard of Sushi Girl was at Star Wars Celebration VI. Mark Hamill was doing a Q & A and considering he’s been talking […]
Tag Archives: Thrillers
Would You Rather (2013) [REVIEW]
We’ve all been there, haven’t we? Hanging out with your friends, having a good time, and–wait, no, I’ve never done that! I don’t have friends, nor do I have […]
Side Effects (2013) [REVIEW]
I don’t really understand why there’s been some sort of backlash against Steven Soderbergh lately. I know he came onto the scene with Sex, Lies, and Videotape but it […]
House at the End of the Street (2012) [REVIEW]
Not including remakes or sequels, there are three big problems that cause horror movie fans to preemptively judge a film by. One of those things would be horror movies […]
Bear (2010) [REVIEW]
Do you guys remember when Netflix instant first started? The selection was pretty limited so basically any browsing session involved adding ANYTHING you thought you might remotely be interested […]
Crawlspace (2012) [REVIEW]
Maybe I’ve been brainwashed by the Christmas spirit, but when I first saw that poster, I could’ve sworn that Crawlspace was going to be a Christmas movie. It’s got […]
Jacob’s Ladder (1990) [REVIEW]
Now that those bullshit holidays are over, it’s back to watching a variety of movies with no connection in theme or quality! FUCK YES! I must have seen the […]
The Signal (2007) [REVIEW]
As all of you know from frequently looking at my site, you’ll know that I recently watched The Bay, which featured a brief appearance by actor Justin Welborn. Although you […]
Sound of My Voice (2011) [REVIEW]
Between Sound of My Voice and Martha Marcy May Marlene, 2011’s Sundance Film Festival was a big year for cults and brainwashing. You know what kind of movies I like? Ones […]
In Their Skin (2012) [REVIEW]
This movie was another entry into the Chicago International Film Festival that I wasn’t able to get tickets for but instead watched a screener of at my house. I […]
