Seen in 2008

I'm not the biggest fan of musicals, but when I heard about The Rocky Horror Picture Show I wanted to see it, because it seemed to be the kind of musical I might like. But I was wrong. I didn't like it. I loved it. It's one of the most unique movies I've ever seen.

Tim Curry's character's, Dr. Frank-N-Furter's first appearence is in my opinion the greatest first appearance of any movie character in every movie ever made. He throws away his cape, and there he is, wearing fishnets and a corset, singing "I'm just a sweet transvestite from Transsexual Transylvania."

I do understand why there are people who hate this movie. It's so weird, crazy, and not that serious. But all that insanity appeals to me, and that's why I've seen this movie four times already, even though I've only owned the DVD for two months. Maybe I'm just insane myself, but if I am it must be because I've done the time warp too many times. One of my favourite movies, and definitely my favourite musical.

One word - disappointing. It's not a bad movie, not at all, but I had only heard good things about American Psycho, and I didn't find it as amazing as I thought it would be. The movie was also disappointing because in my opinion with this idea it could've been a lot better. Christian Bale was great though, to me it seemed he was actually completely insane.

The Best Man is a story of two childhood friends, Michael and Peter, who share a dark secret. After Michael tries to commit a suicide, he meets and falls in love with a girl named Kate. Soon after that, the dark past of the boys starts haunting them.

Personally, I guessed a million different endings for the movie and none of them were right. The Best Man delivers a twist after twist, showing the present and mixing in short flashbacks of Michael and Peter's past, without being confusing at all. Definitely worth watching.

I had two reasons why I saw this movie - 1. It won the Oscar instead of Brokeback Mountain, and 'cause BBM is my favourite movie, this should be really good, and 2. I found this movie on DVD for 3,50 euros. Well, Crash was worth 3,50 euros but not the Oscar. It's an okay movie, but if you ask me, it's nothing special. Crash is filled with characters which are deep down inside the same. There's also way too many characters, so you can't really get a hold of them and care about them enough. The events of the movie are way too predictable, none of them surprised me. Overall, the movie's okay, but with a little more effort it could've been a lot better.

I would've given this movie even lower rating, but Colin Farrell's character Bullseye was just so hilarious I couldn't. When he first took those needles and threw them at that one man's throat, I actually said "Whoa, needles. Lame." out loud. He should have his own movie.

I really need to see this movie again because I was so tired when I started watching it that I was half asleep already. And, I missed the last ten-fifteen minutes completely. Damnit.

Loved the scenes with the bear and the cow.

I didn't find this movie actually scary, but I still loved it. I loved how it was mainly focusing on the man behind the mask, instead of the psychotic killer he becomes when he puts the mask on.

I loved how this movie lets us get to know Leslie Vernon, who dreams of becoming a legend like Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees and Michael Myers. He explains all the things he has to do in order to become good at his so-called job, how he pics his victims and even introduces us to Eugene, the man who taught him everything he knows. Also, the fact that a big part of this movie was filmed documentary-style gets extra points from me.

If I'd have to find something to whine about in this movie, I'd say I would've wanted to see more Robert Englund in it. But, you can't have everything and that's a stupid reason to complain about, so I'll just shut up about it.

If you've always wondered how horror movie serial killers do their job, you shouldn't miss this movie.

I was enjoying this movie, but the last 20-30 minutes kind of ruined it for me.

I really don't know what I'm supposed to think of this movie. I loved the main character, but the story was so depressing and I couldn't stand how bad his luck was. I probably have to watch this movie again a few times, just so I can decide if I actually like it or not.

Watched because of Tarantino. If he wouldn't have been here, I would've given a lower rating.

I was interested in seeing Small Town Folk because the trailer made it seem like a twisted and creepy film. It wasn't as scary as I thought it to be, in fact I didn't find it scary at all. But other than that it was a really entertaining movie.

There were so many things I enjoyed about this film - it looked old, Grockleton and it's residents looked like they were ripped off of some twisted fantasy world, and there were quite a few moments when I couldn't help but laugh. Sure, the special effects were pretty bad, and there were a few actors who were just terrible, but hey - I like bad movies, and those bad actors got killed after they had been on the screen for about two minutes, so it's not that bad.

Small Town Folk is pretty unknown film, and after watching it I couldn't help but wonder if they'd had a bigged budget when making this movie, would it have gotten more fans and respect than it does now?