Incredibly charming, especially if you belong to the whole outcast subculture, Detroit Rock City is an engaging coming-of-age masterpiece.
Creative, authentic, and above all refreshing, Dead End is a horror movie infused with a lot of black humor and engrossing mystery.
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How to write an objective review for a movie that influenced you greatly? I’m sure that this can be done,...
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The thing about Stephen King is that his novels have this eerie quality that only certain directors can pull off....
Do not let the black and white cinematography fool you, Clerks is one of the most honest and funniest movies you'll ever see.
One of the best stoner comedies out there with non-stop laughs that doubles as a road movie and features unforgettable scenes and characters.
Mostly relying on good old practical effects, Splinter is an engaging "let's board up and defend against monsters" gory body horror movie.
Devilishly nasty, Feast is a fun horror-comedy about a bunch of diverse characters hiding in a bar from deadly and horny monsters.
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This MTV movie starring Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman looks cheap, feels cheap and it is cheap. However, it’s amazing...