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Advantages: Seeing Michelle Phiefer at her best
Disadvantages: Seeinh Jack Nicholson not at his best

Ok, first things first, this IS a decent film. I am not going to bore you with the plot as other reviews do this. What I will say is that the two leading characters have mesmerising chemistry, and you will enjoy it if you are fans of them both. If you don't particulary rate them the I would advise against buying this as there are planty more films to see the two leading roles shine in. The reason why I enjoyed this film so much was because it includes ... Read review

Advantages: a mix of sci-fi, horror and dark comedy
Disadvantages: 1980s SPX and plot line is a little lacking

...first in the series of critters (4 movies of critters in total) with a cult follow and arguably the best of all 4. Starts out with the prison asteroid maximum security transport carrying a payload of Critons or Critters which are to put onto another ship. They just happen to escape get into a ship and head off straight to earth. The bounty track them down to town called Grovers Bend and try to kill the murderous critters. Most of the action is ...
...film boring. The film is from the 1980 so uses reverse frames and other crony SPX the cars and clothing out dated which does detract me from fully immersing myself in the film. Over all this film is great for people that are into Sci-fi films from the 1980s, with a bit of horror mixed in for good measure. Has a mix of sci-fi, horror, killing and a bit of dark comedy I have to say that the extra for the DVD are very poor though. The extras are ... Read review

Advantages: Funny, gory
Disadvantages: Some won't like the swearing and the gore

...David and Peter kidnap Tracey, the step-daughter of a powerful villain, they think that their fortunes are made. Unfortunately, nothing quite goes to plan. Tracey's step-brother, Andrew, who is part of the plot, is supposed to deliver the ransom money, but doesn't check the bag and it turns out to be tissue paper. And Tracey is not going to be held without a fight. When David goes out to make a phone call, he returns to find that Tracey has run off, ...
...Peter's brother, he is definitely the more street-wise of the two; in fact, it is him who has bullied Peter into helping with the kidnap. David is a bit of a hard case - he looks like he walked straight out of Eastenders - and struggles to come to terms with other people's stupidity. It is this that brings a lot of humour to the film - his gradual realisation that they are all doomed is funny to watch. He works brilliantly with Reece Shearsmith, ... Read review

Advantages: great special effects
Disadvantages: acting was little bit low

...good movie worth to watch. The great story line and interested. The covenant is a film about a group of boys who have some natural powers, they all have different power as compare to each other and as the approach there18th birthdays the get stronger and more powerful can do more damage However there powers to much has a consequence. The general view of this film seems to be that this is too similar to the craft which was about witches personally ...
...some great special effects and the story is completed in this one film, however some of the acting is a little cheesy but i don't think this film was ever made as a great masterpiece. But worth to watch this movie because this movie take your interest in it. ... Read review

Advantages: Brilliantly acted and directed, gore-filled fun-fest
Disadvantages: Not everyone's cup of tea

Planet Terror Intro Robert Rodriguez's 'Planet Terror' was originally released alongside Quentin Tarantino's 'Death Proof' to make up the Grindhouse double feature, which was a tribute to the whole Grindhouse genre and their favourite B-movies. The term 'Grindhouse' is an American term referring to a theatre that mainly showed exploitation films, which is a genre of film that relies on the exploitation of something (eg. a big star, special ...
...in an exploitation sub-genre, Planet Terror features elements from the early zombie films and splatter films. It was released in 2007, but was considered a flop, mainly due to a poorly considered release date on Easter weekend and poor advertising, but if you like this sort of film, you will love Planet Terror. Plot In a rural town in Texas, go-go dancer Cherry (Rose McGowan) becomes disillusioned with her work, and attempts to try and use ... Read review