OK, I have to admit something. Despite being a huge fan of Tales From The Crypt, I had utterly forgotten that a third film existed
Tag: 2000s
The Sentinel (2006) – Review
Not to be confused with Michael Winner’s 1977, batshit take on Rosemary’s Baby – in fact I can’t think of two movies that share a
Cellular (2004) – Review
Do you know what’s quite satisfying? Digging out a forgotten action/thriller that turns out to be something of a little cracker. Usually these movies are
The Mangler Reborn (2005) – Review
Do you ever sit down and watch some unasked for sequel to a movie that wasn’t that great to begin with and wonder why the
Spy Game (2001) – Review
When it comes to odd filmmaking gifts that shouldn’t work but strangely do, surely it’s Tony Scott’s bizarre talent to take dramatic, mature moments and
Leprechaun: Back 2 Tha Hood (2003) – Review
While all good things apparently come to an end, suppose the same can be said for the likes of bad things too – however, where
Ringu 0 (2000) – Review
How vital are origin stories, really? If you’re a superhero I’d argue that they’re pretty damn important unless you’re understandably bored of seeing Uncle Ben
Flushed Away (2006) – Review
Maybe I should just lighten up a bit when it comes to animated movies (especially when it comes to the more kid orientated stuff), but
The Mangler 2 (2002) – Review
I think it’s an established fact that Stephen King and AI doesn’t mix. It’s not that the author couldn’t write it, it’s just that every
Leprechaun In The Hood (2000) – Review
Out of all the returning horror icons that ever existed, surely the Leprechaun is the most traveled. While the various tour dates taken by various
Black Christmas (2006) – Review
As the horror genre barreled its way through the great remake goldrush of the 2000s, virtually every famous and half famous fear flick managed to
Reindeer Games (2000) – Review
Just in case you were wondering, it isn’t just Die Hard and various Shane Black thrillers that are the only actioners to take place at
No Country For Old Men (2007) – Review
If there was any doubt about the ability of the Coen Brothers to conjure up flawless and varied crime epics that effortlessly straddled the divide
Gangs Of New York (2002) – Review
No one does sprawling crime epics quite like Martin Scorsese. Throughout the length and breath of his illustrious career, he’s cast his cinematic eye over
Jarhead (2005) – Review
War is Hell. After a succession of movies that sprang out of the savagery of Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now, Steven Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan
The Missing (2003) – Review
There’s no denying that legendary director Ron Howard is pretty versatile, especially when you take into account how diverse his back catalogue really is –
Revolver (2005) – Review
It’s not easy to break out of a box you’ve put yourself in, but after Guy Ritchie’s third film – Madonna/Ritchie vanity project Swept Away
The Ruins (2008) – Review
If left untreated, killer plant movies can spring up like weeds. There’s the Triffids of course and we certainly can’t forget the voracious appetite of
Half Past Dead (2002) – Review
It may be tough to picture, but once upon a time, the ponytail/tassled jacket combo of Steven Seagal was actually a serious contender when ranking
Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005) – Review
You never know what a film may ultimately be remembered for. You’d hope that it mostly would be cherished in the minds of audiences for
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