Tuesday, January 31, 2012
On the lighter side-Movies-The Hit List (2011)
Cuba Gooding Jr. stars as the Hit man who comes in contact with a disgruntled man (played by Cole Hauser) in a bar who while drunk creates a list of people he wanted whacked and Cuba starts to follow it through with deadly results for Hauser. Good Movie marred by excessive violence against the Law enforcement personnel which is deeply disturbing to watch. Recommended with reservations.
On the lighter side-Movies-Martyrs (French)
Weird, Weird Movie and very violent and extremely bloody and brutal just to name a few regarding two childhood abused friends out of one who escapes from a human experiment and is traumatized enough to kill a seemingly nice French family when her friend finds out about the torture chamber beneath the house, she gets imprisoned and subject to unspeakable torture at the hands of a cult who seeks to know what is beyond death. Too brutal for some but definitely Recommended
On the lighter side-Movies-Vampires suck
If you have seen the hugely popular Twilight saga series and you are familiar with the story line of all the movies released you would not have much to know about what the storyline will be in this spoof of that movie. This is one movie taking all the essential items of the original series and give us a movie that is like the same in the tradition of other spoofs made over the years (like Airplane, Not another scary movie etc). Essentially the same girl falls in love with a vampire, a werewolf falls in love with the girl and both defend her against her enemies. Not Recommended.
On the lighter side-Movies-Priest (2011)
Paul Bettany stars as the title of the movie who has retired after the church declares victory over the war with vampires in a post apocalyptic earth (don’t ask we have see this one scenario before ) who defies church and goes after the vampires who is holding his daughter hostage. A fantastically action movie with obvious scenes of martial arts and 3D mayhem. A good action movie and definitely highly recommended although a little dark for some tastes.
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