LITERAL REMAINS

Written and Directed by Guillermo del Toro Time upon time ago, a Goblin built an unstoppable clockwork army of 4,900 soldiers for the King of the Elves which could only be controlled by those of royal blood, via a gold crown, as long as they went unchallenged. The King used them in his war with [...]

Screenplay by Christopher Nolan and Jonathan Nolan Ignore the hype or whatever the boffo box-office might be trying to spin: The Dark Knight is not the movie to end all movies. It is, though, one of the best superhero movies ever made, and if you were to strip away all of the comic book costumes [...]

The Happening written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan What starts out as a beautiful day in Central Park, and most of New England, quickly enters The Twilight Zone. People are standing still, acting irrational and uncoordinated, and then kill themselves. The authorities believe it to be a terrorist attack, a biological agent released into [...]

Written by Sebastian Gutierrez There is no reason for movies like this except to eyeball leading ladies like Jessica Alba. In The Eye, for whatever reason, the aforementioned Alba plays a classical violinist blind since childhood. A donor has become available and she undergoes surgery to restore her sight. It isn’t long before she begins [...]

Diary of the Dead: And I finally saw this one, too. It’s a George Romero film, and that should say a lot right there. The great aspect of Romero’s work is that his films tend to actually comment on society. His better ones, anyway. Here, with Diary, we get a front row seat, as witnessed [...]