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| 80. |  | The Birds from Universal Studios Movie Review: Alfred Hitchcock apparently spent the better part of two years trying to find subject matter that he felt would be worthy of a follow up movie after 1960's PSYCHO. He bought Daphne duMaurier's short story, "The Birds", and very quickly decided that he would only retain the title, and the bird attack... |
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| 81. |  | The Omen Collection from Twentieth Century Fox Home Video Movie Review: Omen Collection is the best thing that has happened in Dvd World.It is the most impressive one.I watched the first part while I was a child it made me so scary , besides the first part of Omen is my favourite one.Its sounds , pictures and atmosphere is well also the music which won oscar is really... |
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| 82. |  | Them! from Warner Home Video Movie Review: What a great Cold War sci-fi movie this is, with radioactive bugs battling cops, soldiers, and scientists! Beginning in the radioactive deserts of New Mexico, where the national security state and atomic bomb testing had caught public attention, this 1954 movie takes viewers on a ride through the... |
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| 83. |  | Misery from Mgm/Ua Studios Movie Review: When he manned the filmed adaptation of Stephen King's great 1987 best-seller MISERY in 1990, Rob Reiner, known at that time mainly for hilarious comedies like THIS IS SPINAL TAP (1983), THE PRINCESS BRIDE (1987) and WHEN HARRY MET SALLY...(1989), showed that he could also direct a suspenseful... |
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| 84. |  | Freddy Vs. Jason from New Line Home Entertainment Movie Review: To be honest, after more than 20 years, countless sequels each one varying in quality, I had all but given up on the Nightmare and Friday horror franchises. Having said that though, I have always enjoyed intellegent and fun scare fests. Freddy VS Jason fits that criteria and is better tban I thought... |
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| 85. |  | Dracula Has Risen from the Grave from Warner Home Video Movie Review: Seems like people either love or hate this particular entry into the Hammer Dracula line of films. I, myself, enjoyed it very much, and would recommend it to anyone interested in the vampire genre. Dracula Has Risen from the Grave (1969) has Christopher Lee reprising his role as the ultimate... |
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| 86. |  | From Hell (Single-Disc Edition) from Fox Home Entertainme Movie Review: I was surprised to hear the Hughes Bros. were doing this movie, their previous outings being urban crime stories about life in the ghetto (Dead Presidents and Menace II Society), but this movie was a masterstroke. Although the MPAA forced the directors to go easy on the gory details of the Ripper's... |
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| 87. |  | Wait Until Dark from Warner Home Video Movie Review: "Wait Until Dark" is a suspense movie in the finest traditions of Alfred Hitchcock. The direction by Terence Young ("Dr. No" and "From Russia With Love") masterfully blends a stellar cast with mood, music, and atmosphere to create a compelling psychological thriller. The story involves a blind woman... |
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| 88. |  | What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? from Warner Studios Movie Review: Truly chilling low-budget, cult classic thriller about a famous movie actress, Blanche (Joan Crawford) who gets into a rather nasty accident that leaves her crippled and in a wheelchair. Her sister, Jane (Bette Davis), who once was a performer as well (though much lesser known and less talented),... |
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| 89. |  | Invasion of the Body Snatchers from Republic Studios Movie Review: A classic sci-fi thriller made on a small budget with a relatively unknown cast and no special effects. A small American town is invaded by strange pods from outer space and the residents are replaced by soulless duplicates of themselves which hatch from the pods. Kevin McCarthy in one of his few... |
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