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Garuda (2004) Movie Review
The DVD cover for the Thai monster movie “Garuda” shows a gigantic, bird-like creature perched over a modern city, ready to wreak havoc upon the unsuspecting populace. It looks very much like your average...
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Venom (2005) Movie Review
Undemanding fans of teen-centric horror films should get a kick out of “Venom”, a movie clearly made with video/DVD distribution in mind, but somehow managed a brief, blink-and-you’ll-miss theatrical run courtesy of Miramax’s genre...
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Death Tunnel (2005) Movie Review
“Are the actors bad, or is it the dialogue?” That’s the question you will be asking yourself while watching “Death Tunnel”, the new horror film (made for a reported one million) set in one...
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Day of the Dead 2: Contagium (2005) Movie Review
The are some fantastic zombie films that have elevated the genre to stratospheric heights, and there are others so spectacular in their badness that they plunge it to such depths that you’d need a...
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Home Sweet Home (2005) Movie Images
director Pou-Soi Cheang script Kam-Yuen Szeto Lik-Kei Tang cast list Alex Fong …. Ray Karena Lam …. Suet Lam …. Qi Shu …. May...
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Murder-Set-Pieces (2004) Movie Review
“Murder-Set-Pieces” comes with the claim of being the most brutal and visceral horror film ever made, proudly boasting of being banned by a long list of festivals, as well as several processing labs. On...
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Tamara (2005) Movie Review
High school sucks, and then some kids trick you into undressing in a motel room, videotape the whole thing, and before you know it, you’ve banged your head on the edge of a table...
Read More »Doom (2005) Movie Review
Movies based on videogames. You have to wonder why they keep making them. For every successful attempt (“Tombraider” being the best example), there are a dozen carcasses left behind to warn those who would...
Read More »The Cave (2005) Movie Review
The reception of mainstream critics to the horror film “The Cave” is exactly the reason why films like this have managed to survive purely on customers who frequent direct-to-video bins and cable networks. Guys...
Read More »The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005) Movie Review
“The Exorcism of Emily Rose” is a film with the word ‘earnest’ stamped all over it, being based on a true story and with a two-hour running time rarely seen in the modern horror...
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Spirit Trap (2005) Movie Review
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: five college students move into an old derelict house and encounters strange going-ons that eventually makes them turn on one another. And oh yeah, a quija board...
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Half Light (2006) Movie Review
You would be forgiven if you thought the only thing Demi Moore was famous for is as that older chick shacking up with that semi-retarded kid in the trucker hat who likes to punk...
Read More »Cello (2005) Movie Review
Mi-ju is not having a very good life. For one, she’s no longer in love with her job teaching cello to a bunch of spoiled brats, one of whom holds a grudge against her...
Read More »Seven Mummies (2005) Movie Review
When a movie runs just 76 minutes long plus opening and closing credits (call it a generous 70 minutes of actual movie), it’s a major tip-off that the movie has been sliced and diced...
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Single White Female 2: The Psycho (2005) Movie Review
Besides offering up one of the more redundant movie titles in recent history, “Single White Female 2: The Psycho” is run-of-the-mill, below average stuff. It’s not even in the league of the so-called “erotic...
Read More »The Red Shoes (2005) Movie Review
Although ostensibly inspired by the Hans Christian Andersen fairytale, “The Red Shoes” is clearly yet another entry in the recent wave of South Korean horror films based around cursed objects and long haired female...
Read More »The Wig (2005) Movie Review
Whether the South Korean horror “The Wig” is seen as yet another in an increasingly long series of films about malevolent inanimate objects, or as a bizarre offshoot of the never ending long haired...
Read More »Slaughterhouse of the Rising Sun (2005) Movie Review
“It’s such a fine line between stupid and clever.” David St. Hubbins, “This is Spinal Tap” (1984) The origins of director Vin Crease’s “Slaughterhouse of the Rising Sun” may be more compelling than the...
Read More »Hellraiser 8: Hellworld (2005) Movie Review
“Hellraiser: Hellworld”, the eighth in the Clive Barker created (but no longer vouched for) franchise about pain-loving demons called Cenobites and their leader, Pinhead (Doug Bradley), chooses to go the post-modern route for the...
Read More »Red Eye (2005) Movie Review
Airport check-in. Perhaps the greatest horror of the modern transport age. Dealing with long lines, heavy luggage, rude travelers and incessant delays are just some of the exhausting trials contemporary America goes through to...
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