Shannon's Reviews

This is one very funny movie, couldn't stop laughing all the way through.

One of the most finely-crafted World War II films ever made.

Ultimately, it's a formulaic, predictable take on a Hollywood staple: the vampire horror film. That's a pretty tired genre, no matter what language it's told in.

It's high time for the young generation of filmgoers to stop throwing their money away and see what a real horror movie is.

Boiler Room is a new film that will yank anyone who's ever gotten a cold call from a chop shop.

Like most sequels, this one doesn't live up to the original.

A first-rate bare-chested-barbarian adventure, delivering impressive swordplay, flashy wizardry, and scantily clad heroes and heroines.

Passable Disney sequel that adults may find boring, but the kiddies will love it.

Russell plays this role very well, relying more on his intellectual image than muscles in the same manner as his character who uses more brain and less physical power to achieve his task.

Some of Liam Neeson's finest work. Effectively Raimi's audition for Spider-Man.

A sure-fire summer crowd-pleaser, and the most enjoyable western comedy since Blazing Saddles, Shanghai Noon is a cheerful, good-hearted delight.

Like the eponymous cat, it'll leave you feeling warm and fuzzy

If only William Peter Blatty would be given the director's chair more often, we would have a lot more truly terrifying movies to choose from. The exorcist III is not to be missed.

An imaginative, fun and super-charged actioner....undeniably silly, but still appealing

A tightly-wound thriller that succeeds to the degree it does because of Alec Baldwin's sinister performance, which somehow captures the pathos of his monstrous character.

This movie is an adult fairy tale that will make you feel giddy and glad to be alive.

I think all kids should see this, and adults will probably have a fine time watching it with them.

In 1994, Disney had no fresh ideas, but they figured they could cast the same actors and make as much money in a sequel. They were right.

Halloween 5 is just another pointless addition to a dead franchise. There is nothing really to offer here, except a little more plot then part 4. other than that, this film is just routine.

Aside from being overlong by about an hour and dabbling far too often in a "preachifying" style of storytelling, Human Trafficking isn't half bad.

Frank Spencer is an accident waiting to happen, a one-man walking disaster area. But one very funny dude!

Frank Spencer is an accident waiting to happen, a one-man walking disaster area. But one very funny dude!

A cute movie that heralded the return of Travolta and unfortunately also spawned a franchise that would not die. But a great movie also, give it a try

Jeepers Creepers 2 supplies us with a first-class creature, a fourth-rate story, and dialogue possibly created by feeding the screenplay into a pasta maker.

A raunchy comedy that is utterly formulaic but still funnier than it has any right to be.

It's so unmemorable that I couldn't recall what movie I had seen while the credits were rolling.

Ready to Rumble is a sloppy, obvious movie, grasping desperately at the thinnest venier of comedy.

The plot was very good, the sex scenes were overcooked, definitly don't watch this movie with kids in the house.

A good, bloody horror film about urban legends from a Clive Barker story.

Michael Keaton as a malicious tenant. Aren't you scared just thinking about it?

As a fantasy, The Mists of Avalon lacks the fantastic, as a war film it lacks compelling battle scenes, and as a romance, it lacks, er, romance.

A potentially intriguing story, based on the actual experiences of Dr. Sacks, gets characteristically middling, sentimental and uplifting but at the same time celebrates the deep down joy of life and the healing exchange that can take place between doctor and patient when caring rather than curing is the main emphasis.

It's a bad sign in a thriller when you instantly know whodunit.

the story is continued and chucky keeps killing while making you laugh in a sick, demented way

While it's certainly a good-natured and attractive-looking movie, you'd have a hard time finding another movie in which so little actually happens.

Vile but funny, not one to watch with your Grandma!

Sin City has more severed heads, dismemberments and acts of cannibalism than The Silence of the Lambs and Freddy vs. Jason put together. I loved it!