Weapons is not going to be for everyone, and if you want a straight-up horror movie with constant scares, this isn’t it.
Simon Leasher Film Reviews Posts
Slumber Party Massacre is a fairly predictable film that is silly, and full of clichés, but stick with it.
Directed by Linus O’Brien, son of Rocky Horror creator Richard O’Brien, this long-awaited documentary stirred immediate excitement among die-hard fans and it delivers in spades.
One Battle After Another refuses to play it safe, and delivers action and comedy that just delivers.
A special, re-written review of my favourite Jimmy film, to mark the 70th anniversary of his death on September 30, 1955.
Hridayapoorvam is one of those films that doesn’t shout its message but sneaks it into your heart slowly and quietly.
Three cult classic comedy films that I will never get bored of. The Three Flavours Cornetti Trilogy!
I had a pretty good time with Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, and the cast are still as sharp as ever.
The Long Walk is a film that leaves you mentally drained, and it turns a fairly simple premise into something emotionally draining.
Caught Stealing is funny, violent, and surprisingly heartwarming, and Aronofsky shows he can take his skill in tension and character development and apply it to comedy and crime
Alice and the Vampire Queen is a film with a killer premise, one good lead performance, and a pile of wasted opportunities.
Shark Exorcist is not good. It’s amateur, incoherent, and it’s a film made by people who just really wanted to put a demon shark on screen
If you’re a diehard fan of the original, maybe you’ll get something out of this. But for everyone else, you’re better off just watching the original version again.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show leaves us questioning what “normal” really means and whether conformity is truly a happy ending!