DVD: Karen Black ...     DVD:       Trilogy of Terror132 reviews Karen Black, Robert Burton (III) Dark Sky Films, 2006 Still Fabulously Terrorizing! What A Great Blast from TV Past! One late night in 1977 my sister and I were watching the late night horror movie on Detroit's local ABC station WXYZ. As suspense/horror/mystery fans, we had seen almost all the classic and features from the kitchy "Wood" movies and Hammer horrors to the slasher films that were reaching a fever pitch about then. But of all the movies we had seen up to that date, nothing scared us two teenage ...             House of 1000 Corpses [Blu-ray]689 reviews Sid Haig, Bill Moseley Lions Gate, 2007 Possibly The Most Evil Film Of All Time Rob Zombie brings the viewer thru a series of camp and silliness in the first part of the film, almost a teenage slasher flick. And, somewhere along the middle, becomes one of the most unsettling films you'll ever view. Inplied and visual evil are successfully transposed to the screen by first time director and writer Rob Zombie. Equally good score by Rob Zombie, and a exceptional role as the ...             House of 1,000 Corpses689 reviews Chad Bannon, William Bassett Lions Gate, 2003 Possibly The Most Evil Film Of All Time Rob Zombie brings the viewer thru a series of camp and silliness in the first part of the film, almost a teenage slasher flick. And, somewhere along the middle, becomes one of the most unsettling films you'll ever view. Inplied and visual evil are successfully transposed to the screen by first time director and writer Rob Zombie. Equally good score by Rob Zombie, and a exceptional role as the ...             Capricorn One76 reviews Elliott Gould, James Brolin Lions Gate, 1998 Conspiracy nutters need not reply Capricorn One This is one my favorites. When it came out the Apollo missions were the state of the art space craft. So that's why these astronauts look so crammed together for the (impossibly long) mission to Mars. If they did a remake today, they would no doubt use something more like a shuttle with some room to exercise in! That quibble aside, the premise behind Capricorn One's plot is ...             The Great Gatsby122 reviews Robert Redford, Mia Farrow Paramount Pictures, 2003 A Great "Gatsby"! This stunning production with its splendid cinematography and its intelligent script by Francis Ford Coppola captures the essence of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel of the man who pursues his preposterous dream. Robert Redford is utterly convincing as the enigmatic protagonist, Gatsby, whose personality "seemed to face . . . the whole external world for an instant, and then concentrated on you, with ...             The Day of the Locust35 reviews Donald Sutherland, Karen Black Paramount, 2004 The Day of the Locust A blistering adaptation of Nathanael West's novel, "Locust" might be the most audaciously cynical movie ever made about Tinseltown. Peopled with deranged healers, petulant dwarves, painted child stars, and washed-up never-weres, Schlesinger's film creates a stark divide between the pampered starlets and studio bosses of La La Land and the impoverished hangers-on and wannabes whose crushed desires ...             Nashville116 reviews David Arkin, Barbara Baxley Paramount, 2000 One of Altman's Great Films! This film is an amazing classic done in the classic Altman style. A hodge podge of singers and performers crowd the movie to provide a feeling of what Nashville may be like, the country western capital of the world. The little dramas of its many characters bring together threads culminating in an assassination. Of course, in the music business fame is fleeting. Another rises to take their ...             Five Easy Pieces70 reviews Jack Nicholson, Karen Black Sony Pictures, 1999 California not Texas For the record, the oil field section of this classic don't take place in Texas. Try California, as in the oilfields north of LA and west of Bakersfiled. You can even see CA roadsigns in the Highway 5 piano playing scene. This may seem to be a trivial point, but it matters in the understanding of Jack's character. All that aside, this flick is a subtle classic.             Local Hero172 reviews Burt Lancaster, Peter Riegert Warner Home Video, 1999 It is written in the stars What do you get when you have an oil tycoon and a young businessman wanting to change a sleepy village into the "petrol capital of the free world?" The 1983 enchanting film, LOCAL HERO, written and directed by Bill Forsyth and produced by David Puttnam who is best known for CHARIOTS OF FIRE. This film is not as epic as the previous, but rather a contemporary and quiet respite from all the ...             Burnt Offerings139 reviews Karen Black, Oliver Reed MGM (Video & DVD), 2003 One of the top three haunted house films!! I have watched almost every haunted house film out there. My favorites in no particular order are The Innocents (1961), The Changeling (1980) and this one, Burnt Offerings (1976). The more recent The Others (2001) with Nicole Kidman is definitely worth mentioning, and I have that one in my collection as well. A lot of people say Robert Wise's The Haunting (1963) is the best haunted house film out ...             Family Plot39 reviews Edith Atwater, Nicholas Colasanto Universal Studios, 2006 Highly Underrated, Classic Hitchcock Alfred Hitchock's Family Plot is not only his last movie, but highly enjoyable and the final chapter to a career full of brilliant filmmaking. Barbara Harris shines as Blanche Tyler, a phony psychic who hits it big when one of her wealthy clients offers her $10,000 to track down her dead sister's adopted child who is the last remaining heir to the millions she will pass along. With the help ...             Man of the Year (Widescreen Edition)103 reviews Robin Williams, Christopher Walken Universal Studios, 2007 An politiacly correct review I loved this movie for once Hollywood dared to show how is the real political system. Your rich you can be president your poor forget it. To show a comedian running for presidency is good. This movie as a message to give and I heard it and I hope you have. Robbin Williams is at is best. I hasn't be disapointed in fact I was entertained and although it is a comedy opened my eyes on the ...             Cut and Run7 reviews Willie Aames, Luca Barbareschi Starz / Anchor Bay, 2002 from Fringe Video Fanzine Issue #005 This eruo-sludge film is the closest thing to a splatter and gore Cannibal Holocaust (1979) sequel that you are ever going to get from director Ruggero Deodato. After losing all mainstream respect by releasing the nasty cannibal films, and House on the Edge of the Park (1980), he decided to tone things down "a little" after taking over this project from soon to be Hollywood super director Wes ...             Red Dirt88 reviews Dan Montgomery Jr., Aleksa Palladino Fox Lorber, 2001 Romantically Speaking End-of-Movie Spoiler Alert: See Movie First. Many viewers lamented that Griffith and Lee did not get together in the end. They're wrong. They did, not just at that time. Between the cemetery and the drive "home," much had to have been said and promises had to have been made. Griffith only needed more time. Time to mend and set right the love of family. Lee was willing to give it to him. ...             Children of the Corn 4 - The Gathering33 reviews Naomi Watts, Jamie Renée Smith Dimension, 2001 Good Stephen King movies I Love Stephen King Movies And This is one I had to Have,To go with my collection.             Gypsy 8330 reviews Sara Rue, Kett Turton Arts Alliance Amer, 2004 A movie about outcasts for outcasts Too often, movies about "outcasts" do one of two things: they paint the characters as immature brats who are just confused or disturbed and who overcome the "issues" causing their weird "phase" so they can be normal; or they play up the tragedy factor by having horrible things happen to the characters, as if the only way the movie can be taken seriously is to be full of violence and misery. This ...             Dinosaur Valley Girls (Mammoth Edition)1 review Dinosaur Valley Girls, Donald Glut (Director) Cinema Epoch, 2006 My Review Of Dinosaur Valley Girls This movie is funny as well as borderline erotic. the actresses were all enjoyable to watch as the sexy cavewomen, and the late William Marshall(the original Blacula)was at his best as the scientist/researcher. Dinosaur Valley Girls is one of the most interesting B-movies I have seen in a while.             Invaders From Mars21 reviews Karen Black, Hunter Carson MGM (Video & DVD), 2001 Invaders from Mars Another must see B movie!!! You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll kiss six bucks goodbey.             The Six Wives of Henry VIII83 reviews Keith Michell, Annette Crosbie BBC Warner, 2006 Engrossing History From start to finish, the story of Henry VII is played out so well that you can't wait to see the next episode. Engrossing, historically accurate, and portrayed by the finest of English actors.I have rarely been so engrossed in a series.I am not going into each episode because most know the story. And for those who don't, you will enjoy this production even more while learning...HISTORY, Heaven ...             In Praise Of Older Women3 reviews Tom Berenger, Jon Granik Platinum Disc, 2004 An Interesting Movie I know the movie was made almost 30 years ago.However it definately portrayed sexual understanding or lack of it in some cases based on experience and individual maturity.A little far fetched but an entertaining movie.Most men and some women knows someone like the main charachter.              search for DVDs blu-ray, burnt, capricorn, children, corpses, dinosaur, edition, family, gathering, gatsby, girls, great, gypsy, henry, house, invaders, local, locust, mammoth, nashville, offerings, older, pieces, praise, terror, trilogy, valley, widescreen, wives, women DVD:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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