Foster on Film

Yeah, it's another remake of a J-Horror film, and not one to make the West proud. Read my review of One Missed Call.

What's more fun than musical throat cutting? Here's my reviews of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

It's another fx fantasy epic. Here's my reviews of The Golden Compass.

I'm afraid I've got another Asian ghost flick that isn't going to bring new fans to the sub-genre. Here's my reviews of Arang.

Yes, I've got more Asian horror reviews, but this time, for movies you'd be better off skipping. Here's my reviews of Tomie and R-Point.

One of my favorite Asian horror flicks--here's my reviews of The Maid.

Today I have a must-see for fans of J-horror, and its fun American re-make. Here's my reviews of Pulse '01 and Pulse '06.

An odd little J-horror flick. Here's my review of Carved: The Slit-Mouthed Woman.

It's back to the long-haired female ghosts. Here's my review of The Ghost {Ryeong}.

I published my last two Asian Horror reviews in time for Halloween, but didn't make LJ posts on time (I had jury duty so kinda busy). So, catching up, my reviews are for Eko Eko Azarak II: Birth of a Wizard and Shikoku.

Today's review is for schoolgirl witch flick, Eko Eko Azarak: Wizard of Darkness.

Today's review is for One Missed Call. It will be getting the U.S. makeover treatment in '08

I'm adding an Asian horror review a day till Halloween. Today I have The Heirloom.

It's an Asian Horror flick each day till Halloween. Here's my review of Silk.

Continuing with Asian Horror for Halloween, I've got something better today. Here's my review of Reincarnation {Rinne}.

It's Halloween; time to focus on films filled with things that go bump in the night. For now, that means K-horror. I've reviewed three:
Whispering Corridors,
Whispering Corridors 2: Memento Mori,
Whispering Corridors 3: Wishing Stairs.

Someone actually had the nerve to re-edit The Big Sleep, and it's good. Read my review.

No comedy series was better than the Hope & Crosby Road pictures, and I've reviewed all of them: Road to Singapore (1940), Road to Zanzibar (1941), Road to Morocco (1942), Road to Utopia (1945), Road to Rio (1947), Road to Bali (1952), The Road to Hong Kong.

I've added the 1940 version to my Pride and Prejudice page.

Just as when I first saw The Pirate Movie two decades ago, on my recent viewing, I was ready to hate this '80s pop updating of The Pirates of Pinzanse. And, just like so long ago, I was surprised at how good it was...and then surprised at how it steadily became more and more insipid until I did hate it. Read more.