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| 40. |  | Embrace of the Vampire from New Line Home Entertainment Movie Review: I originally watched this movie for Alyssa Milano's nudity. I also watched it because my friend Adam was an extra (he's the guy that she bumps into while running out of the class. You can tell it's him by his stupid hairdo and his stupid walk - even if you don't see his face) and I sold it when I... |
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| 41. |  | High Plains Drifter from Universal Studios Movie Review: Just who is this "stranger", portrayed by Clint Eastwood, who has entered Lago, and what is his purpose? From the time he arrives, until he leaves, we are left wondering about this shadowy individual. Lago is a small Texas town where not to long ago a brutal murder of a sheriff occurred, while... |
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| 42. |  | The Final Countdown (Widescreen Edition) from Blue Underground Movie Review: FINALLY on DVD in the quality and style it deserves! Fans have been waiting a long time for this, and you're going to love this new 2-disc special edition from Blue Underground. To start with, the movie looks wonderful here, in full anamorphic widescreen video. The original camera negative has been... |
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| 43. |  | Night of the Living Dead (Millennium Edition) from Elite Entertainment, Movie Review: There are plenty of DVDs out there for George Romero's original classic "Night of the Living Dead," most of which are just as nasty as those VHS versions you used to find in the discount bin at your local video store: scratchy, grainy, unfocused video with muddy, muffled audio. There is also the... |
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| 44. |  | The Wild Bunch - Restored Director's Cut from Warner Studios Movie Review: The Wild Bunch is, without a doubt, one of the greatest westerns that has ever been thought up, but it is also quite controversial. The romantic view of the Old West is shattered in this 1969 film; no sign of John Wayne anywhere, and most of the cliches found in a typical western are nonexistant(not... |
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| 45. |  | The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (Special Edition) from MGM/UA Video Movie Review: This cult movie is obviously a big send-up. What isn't so obvious is the film's interest. It has a big cult following and chances are, if you are reading this, you are part of that cult. I am bowing down to you and admitting the second time watching this movie was a chore to me. I can't join in the... |
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| 46. |  | Showgirls from Mgm/Ua Studios Movie Review: I love campy movies, and this borders on camp. But the good thing about real trash classics is that they are basically likeable. There's nothing likeable about this! This movie reveals a lot of female flesh. After, oh, about ten minutes of nonstop bare body parts, that gets pretty dull. Then you... |
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| 47. |  | Fast Times at Ridgemont High from Universal Studios Movie Review: This movie is a great movie. It's a classic. Even at 20 years old, it is funny and smart. Cameron Crowe did an awesome job with the screenplay. Amy Heckling did a great job directing as well. The plot is somewhat simple. It's about 6 kids who are in high school, and they are growing up fast and... |
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| 48. |  | Heathers (THX Version) from Anchor Bay Entertainment Movie Review: It's hard to believe that Christian Slater's breakout role as Jason "J.D." Dean in Heathers was almost 15 years ago. It's also amazing how well he pulled off his take on Jack Nicholson and psycho characters. Of course, when you look around, Christian Slater has all but fallen off the face of the... |
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| 49. |  | The Crow (Collector's Series) from Dimension Home Video Movie Review: I'll be the first to admit that when this movie was released, I wasn't in a rush to see it. Needless to say, I ate my words. I absolutely love this film! "The Crow" tells the story of Eric Draven, a young rock star who's life is devoted to his art and his fiancee, Shelly Webster. When... |
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