I liked this better than the first film in the series but the digital cinematography is a little underwhelming. I really like how they tried...

I'm very much late to the game on this, having just recently stumbled on the freakin 9 Tomie movies that exist. Why I didn't know s...

I love seeing monster movies like this. Them and Day of the Triffids are two of my favorites besides the original Universal Monsters of co...

Ok nothing is perfect but come on, it's close enough. This movie is so much fun, it gives you exactly what you want (three Godzilla vs. ...

I love the practical FX in this, and they even redo the toilet scene that was really just a brief shot in the first one (I read they actuall...

I love Alien so much I can't help watching all the terrible Z-grade knockoffs, and honestly, I enjoy these too because they show you wh...

I love Japanese cinema especially crime movies like this. Kôji Yakusho steals the show as usual. You'll recognize him from Cure , 13 Ass...

Sure, I prefer 16mm or 35mm over the early digital look but I still liked this film a lot. I really wish great Japanese genre directors like...

I really love the 1987 anime this is based on so I should rightfully hate this live-action version because it pretty much takes the great st...

I love seeing these old Toho kaiju movies. Even the lesser ones. I read reviews where a lot of people gave this film grief over how the gian...

But it's a TV movie. From the '70s. And now I'm reminded of Duel , which was fuckin awesome. Well... uhm... yeah, this film pale...

A unique, incredible film wonderfully executed. Kristen Stewart has really grown on me between this and Underwater . She has great taste in ...

I really loved this film. The characters were sympathetic, the cinematography was polished and professional, the script was smart and unpred...

This is definitely my most anticipated new film. It looks like it has amazing practical FX right up there with John Carpenter's The Thin...

Good, bad, ugly. I love all monster movies. Yes,  Rawhead Rex definitely falls on the lower end of that spectrum but it's very easy t...

Yes, that idiot in the photo is me. So how is Tokyo different from a big city in the US? Some things you just can't get here. Well, yo...

The bullying is hard for me to get through but the payoff is awesome. That last scene... wow, and the scene before that, wow. I'm tryi...

I really love this flick. So gory and captivating with outstanding performances especially Dora Madison. You got to shove this into your e...

I don't think there has ever been a sequel to a time-loop movie until now. Groundhog Day and Edge of Tomorrow are only one-offs alth...

And I mean indie as a compliment. Nothing is more amazing than finding a real indie that kicks ass. Making a movie is insanely difficult, ...

Color Out of Space (2019) is pure Lovecraft bliss. Not only do you get great creepy moments where you can't quite see what's lurk...

I'm a bit obsessed with monsters. I just think they're fuckin awesome... Frankenstein, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, the Wol...

Love the poster but the film feels very cheap, which I'm sure it was. The CGI especially is not good and the lead actress (AV star Mar...

I love the satire and black comedy. Plus, fountains of blood win me over every time. Eihi Shiina, the lead actress from Audition , is outs...

I'm a huge fan of Ninja Scroll and its director Yoshiaki Kawajiri so I was very excited to watch this film. It didn't disappoint ...

I love the practical FX in this film. Sure, sometimes, they're not entirely convincing but they're always charming, original, and ...

You can tell these guys love movies, and their film is quite clever like when they pull the split screen trick or the amusing, unique open...

I always heard this is a horror film but nothing in it seemed horrifying to me except the sad old tale of a kind lover being tricked by a ...

I probably wouldn't have heard of this film if I wasn't living in Tokyo now, which is such a shame. I love Japanese movies but eve...

Another director recommended James Gray to me, but actually I never heard of him so I immediately watched a number of his films starting w...