Paranormal Activity
If horror is defined as an overwhelming feeling caused by something frightfully terrifying, “Paranormal Activity” has done everything in it’s power to achieve that sensation.
If horror is defined as an overwhelming feeling caused by something frightfully terrifying, “Paranormal Activity” has done everything in it’s power to achieve that sensation.
“Cloverfield” is undeniably one of the most intensely gripping 80 minutes of footage that has ever reached cinemas from a hand-held camera.
An otherwise stellar movie, “I Am Legend” becomes a minor victim to the crutch of sloppy and rarely believable computer images.
Once again, the masked psychopath, Michael Myers, has returned to the neighborhood of Haddonfield with a bitter taste in his mouth.
“1408” proves there is still great creepiness in a genuine horror story.
To truly experience “Grindhouse,” We suggest seeing it in the cheapest, most run-down theater that still makes your shoes stick to the floor.
Be forewarned. Hollywood remakes have plagued the American movie-going public with unoriginal ideas, outdated cliches, and terrible movies.
December 14, 2007