Good special effects, humor that works (mostly), an upgraded look for Swamp Thing, bodacious babes (Monique Gabrielle has a supporting role), and a rousing score by Chuck Cirino all boost this comic book adventure to solid cult status.
Strange, sexy, and spooky, the film should appeal to fans of Hammer-style horror movies of yore, and it's rare that a new spook film manages to scare up a good reaction from me, but this one hit all the right buttons for me.
Definitely not for everyone, Like Me is a unique experience, meant for the brave and the bold.
Playing Hard is a fascinating and emotionally charged documentary that gives us a look into what it's really like to work in the videogame industry. A Must See!
A personal favorite, Joe Versus the Volcano is a true original. There never has been - and nor will there ever be - a movie quite like it.
With a great sense of time and place, this film works as both a nostalgia piece and as an examination of growing up and dealing with isolation and mental illness.
In Saturn's Rings is a spellbinding documentary with stunning visuals and music that will transport you away for its brisk runtime.
This is a cruel, ugly piece of work that I neither found entertaining or of any value, and it's a blight on the genre.
Bad Samaritan is an exercise in tension with a brisk pace and David Tennant on blistering form; it will have you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.
Decidedly more "adult" than any of the other DC Universe Animated Movies, Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay might play better to a mature audience with its bloody violence and sexual situations (there's even brief nudity!).