The Runaway (2000)

Almost Heroes

Historically inaccurate, but funny. Good exploration film. It was fair to say the least.

2 1/2 stars.

 

Blackwater Valley Exorcism (2006)

The Sheik (2014)

Tommy Boy

One of my all-time favorite comedies! I watch it for than just the laughs. When Big Tom died, it made me think that life shouldn't be taken for granted.

10 stars! That's how good this film is.

Taken 3

Meh. It wasn't bad, but you have the feeling you been down this road already with Bryan Mills. Me thinks this recent boost in popularity as an action hero for Liam Neeson is coming to an end soon. Next for him, Expendables 4 ( ). Not.

2.5/5

Killer Legends



A documentary from the director of Cropsey, in which he and a female assistant track down the true life stories that may have spawned 4 urban legends... the hook man, our fear of clowns, babysitter killers, and tainted Halloween candy. Overall, it was worth the watch. A bit slow at times, but interesting.

3.5/5

On a side note, I found it humorous that one of the legends had the two "investigators" traveling to Texarkana where they discover the town annually screens a movie based on events that actually took place in their town. The movie was produced and directed by Charles B. Pierce... the same guy who gets lambasted by the MST3K gang while watching the film Boggy Creek II on the S.O.L.



On ANOTHER side note, the movie (The Town That Dreaded Sundown - 1976 Version) predates Friday The 13th, yet the killer is wearing a white bag over his head with holes cut out for eyes. Isn't that familiar.

On YET ANOTHER side note, the 2014 "reboot" of The Town That Dreaded Sundown was the first film by Orion Pictures in 15 years, and the film features the son of the actual Charles B. Pierce in an unrelated role. Good stuff.

The Interview (2014)

Logan's War

A TV action movie with Chuck Norris. Solid revenge film. For a TV movie, it wasn't too cheesy.

4 1/2 stars.