Review: 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2' Ends With Bloods Dry

"I thought we would be safe forever, but 'forever' isn't as long as I'd hoped," the red-eyed Bella Swan-Cullen shr...

Horror Retrospect: 'The Descent' (2005) Movie Review

"Love each day."  I would, if B-horrors are this tasteful. And while I have long accepted this to be too good for reality, I belie...

Review: 'The Apparition' - Tacky and Empty

Slap me hard in the face if you haven't heard this kind of ghost story: a young couple moves to a suburban home. Paranormal entities tor...

Review: 'The Bay' - You Don't Dump Chicken Shit in the Waters!

How much you'd bitch out over the growing numbers of found-footage movies is not of importance right now. Found-footage is here to stay....

Review: The Jaded Game of 'Truth Or Dare'

I would bet my sexy ass that you've already heard this plot before (especially if you've browse through a movie archives of the ...

REVIEW: 'Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles' - Creeping Twisted Humor

Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicle s  is without excuse the type of movie that I enjoy whatever in-between flaws may appear. One other popcorn mov...

REVIEW: 'Taken 2' - Unnecessary, Shoddy, Mindless

There's a lot of mindlessness going on with Taken 2 , but then again, it's only right to continue the legacy of its predecessor: thr...

REVIEW: 'Ted' - Offensive, Rude, Articulate and Mostly Funny

When you watched the trailer for Ted , and you decided you'll rush to the theaters, odds are you long accepted that you're in to som...

REVIEW: 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower' - Heartfelt and Honest.

"We accept the love we think we deserve." What glory and horror high school may have delivered is in the heart of  The Perks of Be...

REVIEW: 'The Mistress' Thrives in Acting; Frizzles in Characterization.

If The Mistress was fetched out to Hollywood cinema, it would assume the DNA of melancholic films so schmaltzy and tear-jerking. Its bloodli...

REVIEW: 'The Watch' - Unbearably Uninspired and Lazy

No wonders my critic-ish side went tingling as I hurdle on decisions on whether or not I should watch The Watch , an unbearably uninspired s...

REVIEW: 'The Raid: Redemption' is Focal to Action; Pulpy Violent.

If all-out action is everything that's on your list for tonight, then sir,  The Raid: Redemption  should get you high perfectly. The mov...

REVIEW: 'The Possession' - Spectacularly Cliched But Not Unscary

I've got an early notion: horror sub-genres are multiplying, and movies under them are parallel to their multiplication, populating. Of ...

REVIEW: 'Total Recall' - Drably Narrated Version of a Mind-Bending Classic.

Len Wiseman's ( Underworld ) film making is of interest to me, stylish and flashy but generic. It ought not to have pointing fingers on ...

REVIEW: 'The Reunion' is Underwritten But Unacceptable, It Isn't.

There's little story and everything else in this relatively big Star Cinema prod, but it needs not to be unacceptable. The Reunion  is t...

REVIEW: 'Sadako 3D' - Hypocrisy and Pretensions

Japanese automatically register to my system as one of the best versions of ghost horrors, from Ju-On  to Ringu  and to One Missed Call .   ...

REVIEW: 'The Awakening' is Satisfyingly Scary, Impressively Intricate.

A samey and derivative haunted house horror, Nick Murphy's feature debut The Awakening  is scary and all the while gritty, enough to kee...

REVIEW: 'The Bourne Legacy' is Less Action But More Stories to Tell!

People took four years to count before gaining one more chance to enter the Bourne  universe. The Bourne Legacy  is our current ticket to th...

REVIEW: 'The Incredible Hulk': Incredibly Underrated

Now that the fans (include me) already learn that new Marvel movies are around --the beans were spilled in Comic-con 2012, most of Avenger m...

REVIEW: 'The Dictator' (Suck it, Adam Sandler!)

Those are breasts? I thought you were a boy. Cohen is hilarious. A scene in which Wadiya tyrant Adm. Gen. Omar Aladeen (Sacha Baron Cohen) i...