A brilliant, quiet, little horror flick. Very understated, very restrained. Mark Duplass is pitch perfect as the “Creep”. Many of strong jump scares and clever twists. This is what every found footage movie should strive to be. Big isn’t always better. Catch it on Netflix.
Easily one of my favourite horror films. I once recommended this movie to an employee who was looking for a scary movie and the next day she got mad at me because she “didn’t want something that scary.” One of John Carpenter’s best.
One of the earliest movies I ever watched on VHS. However, I did no make it through the whole thing during that first viewing. After the fake trailer played for “Catholic High School Girls In Trouble”, my parents told my sister and I to head to bed. I have since seen the movie a number …
One of the slasher greats and to this day, still one of the only films to continually creep me out. Johnny Depp’s death scared to shit out of me when I was a kid. I’d never before seen that much blood at one time. Robert Englund is masterful.
Exciting, fast-paced action-thriller from director Wolfgang Peterson. One of Eastwood’s best films and performances. However, Malkovich steals the movie. Great ensemble overall.
Classic werewolf film. Transformation scenes and makeup effects are still among the best. Darkly funny, great performances all around. Happy retirement to you, Rick Baker.
Beautifully filmed Michael Mann movie. L.A. should definitely get character billing. Moody, taut, nicely paced. Cruise makes a great baddie.
The first half is your A-typical action flick with character introductions. The second half turns on a dime and becomes reminiscent of an ’80s action film. Over the action, gratuitous violence. Great stuff, great dialogue for the genre.
Cromwell was devine; the pig was delicious.
The only thing Paul Reubens should have ever released in a theatre.
