XIO's Talk

Hey - try this quiz and see how we compare.

Hey - try this quiz and see how we compare.

Hey - try this quiz and see how we compare.

Hey - try this personality test and see how we compare.

you should really see this! .... really lol

The Midnight Meat Train

by Party Pete.

fantastic nasty blood crazed killer movie that keeps you guessing to the end

Hey - try this quiz and see how we compare

Bloody Good

A martial arts film that isn't. This film really does deserve to be seen.

Fighter (Aicha)

by Paul

Fighter is a very different film to your average Martial Arts flick. While the combat and training scenes are plentiful, these are not the point of the film. Fighter is a film about Aicha, a teenage girl of Turkish origin trying to find her way in Danish society. It's a coming of age story that looks at modern European cultural conflicts in a mature and intelligent way.

The script is densely packed and rich with the complexities of different cultures and generations trying to find how best to get along with each other. There are no pantomime villains here and Aicha's family really does come across as a real family trying to cope with real difficulties.

The acting is strong across the board and the fight scenes are unvarnished and suitably spectacular.

This is one of the best martial arts films I've seen in a long time and one that works very well on a range of levels.

Hey, dont miss this one

The Uninvited

by Party Pete.

A clever movie with a wicked twist, well worth viewing

And it's available online for free for one week: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpHkzwE4qzg

Screamers

by Paul

Screamers is a documentary that uses the perceptions and music of System of a Down to examine why genocides keep on happening.

Initially it's a slightly odd combination of concert and documentary footage. However, once the film gets into its stride it quickly becomes a very powerful polemical documentary and its central message - that ignoring genocides will only encourage more to take place - is one that certainly bears repeating.

cool movie dont miss it lol

RocknRolla

by Party Pete.

A great movie, also very funny, lots of dark humour in this.

Think before you drink b4 you drive me mad lol

This was quite good for a 70s movie

Female Vampire

by Party Pete.

This was good but it was late fell asleep near end lol, it was good tho







Very sexy sexy sexy lol

Hey, wanna see this ?

Lesbian Vampire Killers

by Party Pete.

Areally good movie and great lesbian vampires

Hey, wanna see this ?

Lesbian Vampire Killers

by Party Pete.

Areally good movie and great lesbian vampires

Hey, looks really good, seen bits on youtube and a great soundtrack theme

Låt den Rätte Komma In (Let the Right One in)

by Party Pete.

very cool






This is amazing a great vampire movie

Poll-Vote for your favorite!


Choice for Vengeful Lady in "I Spit On Your Grave" Remake

I Spit on Your Grave (Day of the Woman)

by Juny

Drag Me To Hell-Release Date May 29
A loan officer (Lohman) ordered to evict an old woman from her home, finds herself the recipient of a supernatural curse, who turns her life into a living hell. Desperate, she turns to a seer to try and save her soul, while evil forces work to push her to a breaking point.

Flixster - Share Movies

Sam Raimi’s eagerly awaited return to horror, to its lineup. The film will be screened as a work in progress on Sunday, March 15 at midnight.

Drag Me to Hell

by Juny

Horror fans wanted to see Sam Raimi taking a break from Spider Man.He won't disappoint a lot of Evil Dead fans,since he's going back to his roots,we can see in this film some elements from Evil Dead 2.It gets very intense in the beginning & some scenes are slick & effective.There is gross-out & funny moments,but it also gets silly at times.Expect a entertaining & campy horror film.In a way it felt like an Evil Dead sequel without Ash,the cabin & the book of the dead.

Flixster - Share Movies

Trailer-Pontypool

Playing in film festivals
Review (Dread Central) 4/5
In the snowy Canadian town of Pontypool, edgy radio personality Grant Mazzy (Stephen McHattie) arrives at work for another grueling day of creative battles. Broadcasting from a church basement, the grizzled shock jock locks horns with his creatively-challenged producer but quickly finds his troubles have escalated when reports of a zombie-like outbreak begin flooding the station. Quarantining himself in the radio booth, Mazzy tries to make sense of the chaos and find a way to warn people about the zombie infection, which seems to be spreading through the English language.

Fiercely intelligent and original, Pontypool is Night of the Living Dead meets Talk Radio with a dash of William S. Burroughs. While the small cast has a great dynamic, this is largely a one-man show and the charismatic McHattie delivers the performance of the year. The one-location script feels like it was adapted from a play, but director Bruce McDonald makes good cinematic use of his surroundings and keeps things moving through a brisk ninety minutes. Smart, funny and intense, Pontypool is a small film with a big head on its shoulders and is not to be missed.

Pontypool

by Juny

The entire film takes place in one location,which is a radio station.It started being interesting,but too much talking & no action.I really don't see why so many people like this film.Not scary,funny or too suspenseful,it gets too boring.Pontypool wasn't my typical zombie film,few zombies shows up at the end of the film...boring!

Flixster - Share Movies

Check out my quiz!


Gore Madness 10

The Devil's Chair

by Juny

Poll-Vote for your favorite!


Best Croc Flick

Some of the nominees- List of the 29th Annual Razzie Awards:

Worst Picture:

* "Disaster Movie" and "Meet the Spartans"
* "The Happening"
* "The Hottie and the Nottie"
* "In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale"
* "The Love Guru"

Worst Actor:

* Larry the Cable Guy, "Witless Protection"
* Eddie Murphy, "Meet Dave"
* Mike Myers, "The Love Guru"
* Al Pacino, "88 Minutes" and "Righteous Kill"
* Mark Wahlberg, "The Happening" and "Max Payne"

Worst Actress:

* Jessica Alba, "The Eye" and "The Love Guru"
* Annette Bening, Eva Mendes, Debra Messing, Jada Pinkett Smith and Meg Ryan, the Cast of "The Women"
* Cameron Diaz, "What Happens in Vegas..."
* Paris Hilton, "The Hottie and the Nottie"
* Kate Hudson, "Fool's Gold" and "My Best Friend's Girl"

Worst Supporting Actor:

* Uwe Boll, "Postal"
* Pierce Brosnan, "Mamma Mia!"
* Ben Kingsley, "The Love Guru", "War, Inc." and "The Wackness"
* Burt Reynolds, "Deal" and "In The Name of The King: A Dungeon Siege Tale"
* Verne Troyer, "The Love Guru" and "Postal"

Worst Supporting Actress:

* Carmen Electra, "Disaster Movie" and "Meet The Spartans"
* Paris Hilton, "Repo: The Genetic Opera"
* Kim Kardashian, "Disaster Movie"
* Jenny McCarthy, "Witless Protection"
* Leelee Sobieski, "88 Minutes" and "In The Name of The King: A Dungeon Siege Tale"

Worst Director:

* Uwe Boll, "Tunnel Rats", In The Name of The King: A Dungeon Siege Tale" and "Postal"
* Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer, "Disaster Movie" and "Meet The Spartans"
* Tom Putnam, "The Hottie and the Nottie"
* Marco Schnabel, "The Love Guru"
* M. Night Shyamalan, "The Happening"

Worst Screenplay:

* "Disaster Movie" and "Meet The Spartans" - Both Written by Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer
* "The Happening" - Written by M. Night Shyamalan
* "The Hottie And The Nottie" - Written by

The Hottie and the Nottie

by Juny