Posted by George Snow on January 24, 2013 The Human Centipede (First Sequence)
	This was one messed up movie. So disturbingly enjoyable. Everything was top notch. Follender and Bluemeanie (I know your posts are old) but, don't think this is so over the top that it could never happen. Because it probably has. I'm guessing that's the reason you find this movie to be a piece of crap. People do fucked up things to each other all the time.

Posted by George Snow on January 13, 2013 Resident Evil: Apocalypse
	Again, just mindless fun. Plus the cop and reporter were pretty hot also. I'm looking forward to seeing the 3D movies when I get the damn glasses.

Posted by George Snow on January 13, 2013 Resident Evil
	I like looking at Milla Jovoich. So, I enjoyed this. I forgot I saw it till I bought the blu-ray box set. I've never played the game. But, probably the reason they didn't follow the storyline of the game is for plot/characterization. This isn't so much a zombie movie as a good guy/bad guy film. Alice and co versus the Umbrella Corporation. This is just good mindless fun. Plus, Milla is just HOT.

Posted by George Snow on November 14, 2012 Pink Floyd: The Wall

I like this more now than I did when it first came out. Roger Waters Wall tour these past few years, #1 in spectacle. The music is magnificent and Waters treated it as classical and opera is handled. It's pretty exact with some of the finest musicians recreating the album. He's touring Europe in 2013 and hopefully will do another US run. DON'T MISS IT if he does. It's like nothing you've ever seen, or will ever see again.

Posted by George Snow on November 02, 2012 Mad Monster Party

It's the Rudolph of Halloween, and way back when this and Great Pumpkin were it. But, this of course represents the horror aspect of Halloween. This wasn't aired often after 67. I saw it back then, and as a huge horror buff loved it. I bought the DVD a few years ago for a few dollars. Yeah, it's pretty bad. I don't think I made it through the entire show. I might give it another shot someday, when I've feeling sentimental.

Posted by George Snow on October 13, 2012 The Hunger Games
	I just saw this. I don't get why it was popular. But, I don't get Twilight either.

Posted by George Snow on September 27, 2012 Opera
	I enjoyed this. I saw it 1987 at a horror convention up in Albany. I sat very close to Dario as he worked the projector showing this movie. The needles taped to her face is classic. The projector kept shutting down, and he was getting a little frustrated. He has GREASY DIRTY hair. He didn't smell to good either.

Posted by George Snow on August 28, 2012 Nothing
	I think it might be a guy who has lost everything so he decides to commit suicide. Then he fades to nothingness. The little girl stood out amongst all the drones who never notice anything. At least that's how I saw it. It was very good.

Posted by George Snow on July 08, 2012 Hostel: Part III
	I haven't seen this. But, I loved and own Part 2. First it starred Lauren German who is HOT. Second, it had both sides of the story which made it fascinating. The problem with both one and two is the gore just wasn't worth the wait.

Posted by George Snow on July 02, 2012 The Fly
	Sorry, this movie is a classic. Completely original for its time.

Posted by George Snow on April 01, 2012 New York Dolls - Lookin' Fine On Television

My NY Dolls album is a promo copy that I bought at a flea market. It's still incredible. That album started a love affair that still continues. Me and Johnny Thunders. I followed this guy from the late 70s to his passing in 91. I attended the wake and funeral and still think about the great performer he was. RIP Johnny, Jerry, Arthur and lil Billy. They were the first and best... I was watching The Perfect Age of Rock and Roll and Ritter played "Lonely Planet Boy" for Taryn Manning. Ah... you just Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory. But, how I try...

Posted by George Snow on March 19, 2012 Ian Hunter - Live At Rockpalast Featuring Mick Ronson

There are four guitarists I put in a league of their own that I love. Johnny Thunders/Jimmy Page/Mick Jones (Clash) and Mick Ronson. Mick's two solo albums are still in my top for greatest albums ever. I bought a Black Les Paul and wanted to have the paint removed from the top so I could emulate his Gibson. But, every shop I brought it to refused to defile the instrument. Mick's never gotten the recognition he deserved. Without his talent Ziggy Stardust would not have been the success it was. Nothing Bowie did after Mick left has the ravenous hooks that made Bowie/Ronson collaborations so magnificent. Mellencamp's Jack and Diane is Mick Ronson. Lou Reed's string arrangements are Mick Ronson. There's a ton of classic music that has Ronson's fingerprints on it, yet no one knows his name. I'd been going to concerts for a few years, and this tour Hunter/Ronson played at Hammerheads on Long Island. I was right up against the stage just a foot or so of Mick. I couldn't take my eyes off him. After the last encore he dropped his pick. I fucking jumped onto that stage and grabbed it. It's the first memento I ever got from a concert and still one my favorites. Johnny died in 1991. Mick passed 2 years later, which was a total shock. But, his legacy lives on. His daughter Lisa Ronson is the lead vocalist in the band The Secret History, right here out of NYC. The band's great and she looks exactly like Mick. She's carrying on the family tradition of musical excellence. http://thesecrethistory.net/ I went a few years ago to see Ian Hunter play at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park. I snuck in my video camera and taped the show. Ian is a great performer with magnificent material. If he ever passes your way, definitely check him out.

Posted by George Snow on February 10, 2012 The Woman

I enjoyed this. I don't get why McKee is getting "woman hater" flak because all the characters are spot on. Personally, I think it's just their own publicity machine churning out the controversy. What I didn't like about it was the scene/shot length and repetition of information. The opening which points out two plot points took 5 minutes. This is another great character study (though not as good as MAY). Angela Bettis is magnificent as always. Sean Bridgers was great but kind of flat at points. The little daughter and son were excellent.

Posted by George Snow on October 04, 2011 Anatomy Of Hell

After reading this review I had to see the movie. I have to say I found Amira Caser HOT. So, I watched because I enjoyed looking at her naked. Where I failed, the dialogue was contrived. It's lots of ten dollar sentences that might be poetic. But, I'm not good at figuring out the meaning. Metaphors on top of metaphors give me a headache. So, I found myself FFing through the dialogue. Even though she was naked, when they were talking it dragged. What I did do for a little while was watch the director being interviewed. This is the story of the first man and woman. She spouts five dollar sentences that only other "artists" of her ilk can understand. I'm too low brow. I can talk about the "deep meaning" behind many of Us Sinners scenes. But, in the end, either it works or it doesn't. Thank God Amira is hot, or else I'd have turned it off. I'm probably going to send back the movie before watching the whole interview. But, I don't think the shocking moments were suppose to be shocking. I think they were like the action sequences so you don't fall asleep.

Posted by George Snow on September 18, 2011 The Death Of Andy Kaufman
	He was the highlight of SNL. From the first time he did Mighty Mouse he owned that show. What a nut!

Posted by George Snow on September 18, 2011 Se7en
	Love this movie. I have the DELUXE Laserdisc version.

Posted by George Snow on March 10, 2011 Let Me In
	Moretz was excellent as always. The story was fantastic. But, it was long and drawn out. I kept wanting to turn it off. Then something good would happen. The crap for five minutes, then a good piece. If they cut about 25 minutes of the useless fat, this would have been perfect. That girl is gonna be a star. She just made a guest appearance on 30 Rock last week.

Posted by George Snow on March 06, 2011 The Doom Generation

I really wanted to enjoy this. But, I didn't. I started FFing about a half hour in. I'd let it run during the sex scenes and that was about it. The messed up part there's a few similarities between Doom and Us Sinners. Lots of CUs, the guy jerking off on the bed, and the Mother Mary statue going where it shouldn't. I had to check the year. But,it would have been me to rip them off, because I shot Us Sinners in 2005. But, I think Us Sinners kicks this movie's ass. With the exception of McGowan's tits. Those are fucking nice.

Posted by George Snow on February 07, 2011 Willard
	Ben the two of us need look no more... Poor Michael.

Posted by George Snow on February 07, 2011 Let Me In
	I'm not going to read your review till after I see this. But, the young girl is the one from Kick-Ass and she's an excellent actress. I'm looking forward to seeing this. I found this amusing, In Kick-Ass she's this short little child. But, in Diary of a Whimpy Kid, she looks pretty tall.

Posted by George Snow on October 14, 2010 Us Sinners
	Thank you!

Posted by George Snow on October 12, 2010 Us Sinners
	I'm proud to announce that Us Sinners has been picked up for worldwide distribution by Hart D. Fisher's AMERICAN HORRORS.

Posted by George Snow on May 26, 2010 Taxi Driver
	When this was in the theatre, I went and watched it at least twice everyday. Love this flick. Haven't seen it in years. Have to make a point to see it again.

Posted by George Snow on April 12, 2010 The Blob
	The remake starred Shawnee Smith who I've always liked. It was good, but the original is a classic. I finally met her at a convention and mentioned her band (yes another actress gone singer) and she looked at me like I was a nut and said "They were from another lifetime". Yeah, like two years earlier. They actually weren't bad.

Posted by George Snow on April 11, 2010 The Blob
	I can not even count how many times I've seen this movie. It was a fixture on the afternoon movie during the 60s and 70s. I even own the VHS, which I've yet to watch.

Posted by George Snow on March 11, 2010 Paranormal Activity

Here's the thing: It wasn't the false nature of the camera that ruined the movie for me. The movie ruined the movie for me. I didn't find it scary. I thought the bedroom scenes were well done. But, they didn't make the movie enjoyable. The hype certainly was overblown. The funny thing is, the film makers didn't see any of the millions this movie made, because they sold the rights outright. But, this was shot as a documentary. Keeping that in mind it fails on many levels (as did Blair Witch). They got too cute with themselves in editing, or the actors couldn't remember their lines. They just used too many different angles to shoot one person saying one sentence. As for digital photography, that's cheap. But, digital camcorders like the RED CAMERA that being used all over Hollywood right now, records to Hard Drive space, not tape, and they start at about $40,000. They would have needed something like this to record all night long. Also, you two just mentioned what they could have done to make it not just believable, but correct. A cheesy webcam camera. But, they didn't. There are times when you suspend disbelief and times when you shouldn't. For me, this was a time that you shouldn't. Maybe if I really enjoyed this flick I could have. But, I didn't.

Posted by George Snow on March 11, 2010 Paranormal Activity
	This was shot with a Sony FX-1 which uses Digital Tape (miniDV type). An hour and a half is tops on this. Recording to hard drive is still fairly new and pretty damn expensive.

Posted by George Snow on March 10, 2010 Paranormal Activity
	That wasn't hooked up to his computer. His computer was downstairs. He was recording to tape.

Posted by George Snow on March 10, 2010 Paranormal Activity

Yet another movie hyped to infamy. The bedroom scenes were neat and a little creepy, but nowhere near as good as it was hyped. The daytime dribble put me to sleep twice. Remove the bullshit that was the marketing, and you have a movie that was put together like shit. While it was never advertised as a documentary (like Blair Witch), it was shot as a documentary. Which means they shouldn't have had different angles for the same continuous conversation. Which they did for just about every scene. More importantly, what camera can record for hours while you sleep? The theatrical ending was far superior to the crappy alternative one. 3/10 maybe.

Posted by George Snow on February 25, 2010 Zombieland
	This film was bloody and hilarious. I especially loved when the woman went flying through the windshield and hit the ground. That was gross. The Murray part though predictable was excellent. I have no complaints about this flick. 10/10

Posted by George Snow on February 21, 2010 Serial Mom
	My favorite John Waters flick. He got everything right on this one. I even own the laserdisc. BTW: Laserdiscs kick DVDs ass. The only problem is, you have to flip the album. But, picture quality is far superior.

Posted by George Snow on January 21, 2010 Us Sinners
	You didn't like it? Son of a Bitch!!! Only kidding. Sorry. The song is "Does the Mother". I wrote it for the movie, and if you ever want to hear it again, it's at the us sinners myspace page. I think you can download it from there.

Posted by George Snow on January 17, 2010 Audition
	I really enjoyed this movie. The gore was pretty good, for the amount there was. But, I enjoyed the love story more. The concept and execution of the individual characters is what kept me fascinated.

Posted by George Snow on December 21, 2009 A Christmas Story
	Classic - Classic - Classic. I saw this in the theatres way back when.

Posted by George Snow on November 10, 2009 Léon: The Professional
	I LOVE THIS MOVIE. I agree about Reno, excellent under used actor. There's actually two versions of this flick, and they are completely different in their storytelling. Both are amazing. The Director's Cut really pushes the envelope on Portman and Reno's relationship.

Posted by George Snow on November 06, 2009 Good Dick

I would love to discuss this movie with you, if you remember it vividly. This movie thoroughly confused me. While I agree with your assessment of the relationship, I found a lot of it to be so "out there" it was unbelievable. For a movie that was based in the reality of the characters, I found it disappointing. Also, something that many reviewers didn't get was "Good Dick" is a term for getting a woman off. Which is the exact opposite of what was happening to everyone in this film. She's supposedly frigid, he's not getting any. Dad wasn't giving good dick, and the clerk couldn't find his woman's clit.

Posted by George Snow on October 30, 2009 Blitzkrieg: Escape From Stalag 69
	This is in my Netflix cue, Brenda Cooney who played Louise in Us Sinners is in this. I'm looking forward to seeing it.

Posted by George Snow on August 24, 2009 The Reader
	I loved this movie. Kate Winslet is one of the sexiest women in movies today. More importantly one of the most versatile and talented. Kate rocks, even though she practically fell over herself chasing Mick Jagger. That was embarrassing.

Posted by George Snow on July 25, 2009 Lake Dead
	This movie sucked so bad I couldn't get through the first half hour.

Posted by George Snow on July 25, 2009 Penny Dreadful
	I rented a pretty awful movie called HIDE and fell for Rachel Miner. So, I had to rent this, and she's good. It could have been better, nothing that shocking, but she's good.

Posted by George Snow on June 17, 2009 Gran Torino
	I thoroughly enjoyed this. I had no problem with the kids performances. I especially liked the one he avenged.

Posted by George Snow on May 19, 2009 Run, Lola, Run
	Haven't seen this in years. It was a great movie.

Posted by George Snow on May 10, 2009 Martyrs

I'm going to be the first to bitch about this movie. This movie was brutal, realistic, and genuinely disturbing to a point. That point being the "Look at the Eyes" defense. I've never heard anything so STUPID in any movie EVER. The entire movie was ruined after that. There was no suspense, no expectations on what might happen. I just didn't care. It was all mediocre and predictable from that point on. Martyrs could have been a 10000% classic film had they had a better excuse for an hour and a half of sheer brutal torture. But, they didn't.

Posted by George Snow on April 26, 2009 The Wrestler
	I enjoyed this, but I didn't love it. I do have a question, what was the meaning behind all the walking from behind shots?

Posted by George Snow on January 29, 2009 The Creature Walks Among Us
	When I was a kid we had the 8mm condensed version. I probably still have it somewhere.

Posted by George Snow on January 23, 2009 Tromeo And Juliet
	Jane Jensen ROCKS. Did you ever hear her song Blow Job Barbie?

Posted by George Snow on January 17, 2009 Titanic
	I love this movie, especially for Kate Winslet who I've wanted to have sex with since Heavenly Creatures.

Posted by George Snow on January 02, 2009 The X Files: I Want To Believe
	I enjoyed this. It is mediocre compared to the best TV episodes. But, it was like visiting old friends, they're never as exciting as they were when they were younger. It was nice to see Mulder and Scully living together.

Posted by George Snow on December 19, 2008 The Dark Knight

I grew up on Adam West as Batman. We even made a special trip to the City to see the movie opening day. I had the Robin Halloween costume and would jump off our steps saying POW and ZAP, humming the theme. But, I've never fully appreciated the new Batman movies. I thought the original with Nicholson was excellent but too dark for my Batman. I never made it through the entire Batman Begins and Batman's voice when in costume sounds like a bad impression of Clint Eastwood. Ledger did a great job, but if he didn't die before this movie came out, the feelings of a brilliant performance wouldn't be resonating so loudly. He was excellent, and considering his true accent, he was phenomenal. But, about an hour and twenty minutes into the movie I checked the box to see how long the movie was, and when I saw it was two and a half hours long, I almost had a heart-attack. WAY TOO LONG!! One question: Batman had no problem at all killing bad guys. He did it throughout the movie. Why didn't he just let the Joker fall? As The Fecal Kid says: He's a rabid fan, so I fully understand why he loves this movie.

Posted by George Snow on November 23, 2008 Criss Angel Mindfreak: Season 1
	I hate magicians that use trick photography, camera work and editing for many of their illusions. If you can't do it while standing in front an audience, you shouldn't do it at all. Even some of the card tricks are duped with fake camera work and editing, how pathetic is that? I'd rather watch The Magic Show with Doug Henning then Angel and especially Blaine.