By Blitzwing. Over the past decade the "found-footage" sub-genre has become a staple of horror cinema. Sure it dates back many a year to films like Cannibal Holocaust but since The Blair Witch Project in '99 it has been used by both independents and big-shiny-studios as a cost effective way of
By Daniel N. Gullotta. What can be said about Paranormal Activity 3, that hasn’t been said in a review of 1 or 2? Not a lot, so I will keep this review as short as possible. Looking at the success of Paranormal Activity 1, sequels, prequels, and spin offs were clearly
By Blitzwing. We are introduced to Max (Gob) living in a wood cabin in the middle of a forest. We learn little of Max with the exception that he must be hiding something. A deduction to be made from long vacant looks into nothingness. Whilst out playing golf on his lonesome
By The Reaper. Although this movie was released in 1997, not many have seen it, which is a shame, considering that it is a piece of art. Therefore I decided to review it after watching it for the umpteenth time. Imaginative, creative, very original and most of all intriguing, this film
By Robert Mann. Following up the totally awesome Avatar was never going to be an easy feat for any 3D movie but so far no 2010 movies seem to have even tried to deliver the quality of 3D that was on display in that film. In fact, 2010 has been a
