Get ready to be brutalized! For those looking for a heart-stopping horror flick, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Marcus Nispel’s directorial debut, is well worth the price of admission.
Even with all the mechanisms of a typical courtroom drama, Runaway Jury and its high-powered cast takes things up a notch by giving audiences a fresh point of view–while nailing a worthy adversary.
Sylvia admirably tackles the brief life of writer Sylvia Plath, a subject of much heated debate between scholars and feminists alike, but where the acting succeeds, the story falters with a flat interpretation of an intensely deep persona.
Vol. 1 doesn’t top Pulp
Fiction as Quentin Tarantino’s crowning achievement, but it is definitely
worth the long wait. Then again, even half of a Tarantino film is
twice as good as any thriller we’ve seen all year. And it leaves you
counting down the days until Tarantino unleashes Vol. 2.