• February 16, 2006
• At Home, Horror, Mystery, Thriller

So said my pal Tim, as we sat stone-faced, and more than a little appalled, watching a scene in Exorcist: The Beginning as a boy got ripped and gnawed-on...

• October 21, 2005
• Action, At Home, Horror, Science Fiction

George Romero, the father of zombie movies, is back to show everyone how it is done. And hooo-boy! If you are into flesh ripping, gnawing, pulling, tearing, and shredding,...

• August 13, 2005
• At Home, Horror

Well, here’s one more reason not to have kids: some of them get possessed by the devil. I mean, how crummy would it be if you were just chugging...

• April 12, 2005
• At Home, Drama, Horror, Romance

Hyo-shin and Shi-eun are high school lovers, that share much of their passion through a shared diary that they pass between each other. But one day, Hyo-shin commits suicide...

• March 28, 2005
• At Home, Fantasy, Horror, Thriller

I’m not that big on horror movies, but I have to say, The Prophecy turned out a lot better than I expected. First, it reunites Elias Koteas and Eric...

• February 26, 2005
• At Home, Drama, Horror

Whispering Corridors begins with a teacher, Mrs. Park, staying after-hours at her girls’ high school to do a little personal research. She pulls old yearbooks off the shelf one...

• August 27, 2004
• Action, At Home, Horror

Apparently someone somewhere thought maybe, just maybe, if they dumped this film into the cinematic wasteland that is late-August, it might ring up a little box office change. So...

• December 10, 2002
• At Home, Drama, Horror

The setting: a boy’s orphanage out in the middle of freakin’ nowhere at the end of the Spanish Civil War. The building is extremely isolated (of course), and is...

• September 29, 2002
• At Home, Drama, Horror, Mystery

As in any film involving the remote wilderness and frightening backwoods characters, Guardian begins as a carefree trip of independence (read: topless canoeing) and builds towards a climax of...

• March 12, 2002
• At Home, Horror

A lonely 40-something widower Aoyama (Ryo Ishibashi) decides it is time to get married again, so with the help of a moviemaker friend, opens a casting call for a...

• May 11, 2001
• At Home, Horror, Thriller

When VCRs first came out, An American Werewolf in London was one of the first videos where my brother and I discovered the joys of rewinding-your-favorite-scene abuse (“A naked...

• October 12, 2000
• At Home, Horror, Thriller

LINDA: Well, let’s just say I’ll never think of the happy sound of “the pitter-patter of tiny feet” the same way again. One of the most-touted scenes that was...