DVD Collection

This is the first war movie I watched voluntarily because one of my favourite actors is in it. All I can remember is that I liked this movie a lot. I should watch it again someday.

The title says it all. A bunch of motorcyclist are performing a ritual of summoning an evil spirit, and during the ritual they get killed by another gang. The spirit they were summoning inhabits one of the motorcycle's, which then gets sold. The new owner has absolutely no idea of what has happened to the motorcycle, he just wonders why the bike won't work during daytime and what that odd, red stuff in the cycle's tank is. At night, the bike goes around the town killing the people who were in the gang who killed it's previous owner, and also some unsuspecting people walking around at night. When the new owner finds out he owns a vampire motorcycle, he's desperate to get rid of the spirit without harming the bike - after all, he paid 1100 pounds for it. Overall, I Bought A Vampire Motorcycle is a movie you should not miss if you like not-scary, b-class horror movies that don't take themselves too seriously.

This is definitely the best movie I've ever seen, and I find it a bit odd 'cause I usually can't stand any kind of love stories. I have to say it made me a bit depressed 'cause there was no happy ending, but then again - I don't think this would have been such a great movie without the sad ending. One of those very few movies that has actually made me cry, and BBM made me also think about life.

I had only one reason why I wanted to see this movie - I heard Paris Hilton gets killed in it. And in my opinion just that scene made the movie worth watching. Twice.

"One, two, Freddy's coming for you..." When I saw this movie for the very first time, those words kept going on and on in my head for days. This movie is simply great, and Freddy Krueger is the most unique horror movie villain I've ever seen. Too bad they didn't let him and his evil-humored attitude shine enough on this movie.

This isn't as good as the first Elm Street movie, but luckily this one doesn't ruin the legend of Freddy Krueger, like sequels usually do. It let's us know more about him, and that's good enough for me.

I like Elm Street movies. It's a good thing that in sequels they tell little more about Freddy Krueger, and didn't tell his entire story in the very first film. Worse than the first A Nightmare on Elm Street, but better than the second.

I'm surprised that I don't get bored with these Elm Street movies, 'cause usually I think movies which have many sequels suck. I guess I like Elm Street films so much because in every film they reveal something more about Freddy.

In the fifth part of the Elm Street series, they've used nicely the old characters from the previous film, unlike many movie series usually do. I must say this is one of my favourites of the Elm Street series, 'cause they finally let Freddy talk more. His sick humor is great, just like he is. And so is this movie. The Dream Child was the first Elm Street movie I saw, so I think I'll never forget it.

This was the second Elm Street movie I've seen. It's also one of my fav movies of the series. They finally reveal something important about Freddy's past, and give him a way to kill children outside Springwood. The ending rocked - Freddy always gets the last word.

I think this is the worst Elm Street movie. Mainly because in this part they ruined Freddy. Nothing special, but good to watch if you have nothing better to do.

I would love to praise this movie from earth to heaven, but I can't. 'Cause the first rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club.