I saw the new James Bond on opening weekend here in the UK. It is better than both Casino Royale & Quantum Of Solace. It is a proper film rather than just another entry in the franchise. Still quite 'dark' in storyline and doesn't rely on gadgets or 'camp humour'. Also has some scenes filmed in Scotland so that gets it extra points from me. Great acting, good plot and nice action sequences as always adds up to 4.5 stars.

I just finished up a classic horror film:


The Omen (1976)

I think it goes without saying that this one is awesome!

Daysbetween wrote: I saw the new James Bond on opening weekend here in the UK. It is better than both Casino Royale & Quantum Of Solace. It is a proper film rather than just another entry in the franchise. Still quite 'dark' in storyline and doesn't rely on gadgets or 'camp humour'. Also has some scenes filmed in Scotland so that gets it extra points from me. Great acting, good plot and nice action sequences as always adds up to 4.5 stars.

Just finished this one up...


You Don't Mess With the Zohan (2008)

This movie sucked, honestly. I don't typically like Adam Sandler, but this is bad even by his standards - his Israeli accent is one of the worst I've ever heard, and there are hardly any funny parts throughout the entire film. Not recommended at all.

^ I never watched that one. I liked movies like Big Daddy and Click when I was 10 or 11 years old (basically the time when anything related to farts is the funniest thing in the world! ), but I've been disappointed with every Sandler film I've seen recently. I should probably go back and watch his earlier movies again at some point, but there are simply too many great movies that I haven't seen yet to spend much time on Sandler.

I watched a classic yesterday, House of Wax (1953).  I hadn't seen it before, and was surprised to see Charles Bronson in a minor role as a mute.

After how much I enjoyed Skyfall (2012), I decided to go back and watch a classic Bond film earlier this evening. 


From Russia With Love (1963)

I thought it was definitely a very solid film, but like a lot of these sort of movies, it doesn't impact me much after I've finished watching. I also thought that it didn't start to get really good until the second half or so. Sean Connery is suave as hell, though, and Daniela Bianchi is definitely one of the best Bond girls ever. I'd give it a 3.5 out of 5 probably; a really good movie that doesn't quite reach the excellent tier IMO.

Just finished this cult classic:


The Last House on the Left (1972)

I can't say I was too impressed, really. The acting is pretty poor, the soundtrack is entirely out of place, the production values are terrible, and suspenseful atmosphere is far too inconsistent. It's a decent movie that fans of extremely campy horror flicks might enjoy, but nothing too special IMO.

Just watched White. pretty good Korean horror movie :P

I watched this earlier this evening:


Inkubus (2011)

I was thoroughly surprised by this one - I wasn't expecting much from a B-horror film like this, but I actually found the plot to be very engaging and the atmosphere to be tense and exciting. It's nothing revolutionary for the horror genre, but if you enjoy gory splatter films, this one should be right up your alley!


Edited by J-Man - 23 Nov 2012 at 10:06pm