Russell Mulchany Movies

The atmosphere of the Australian Outback makes this a decent oversized-creature-on-the-loose thriller.

Lambert, with his beetle brow, broken nose, and vaguely crossed eyes, remains an amiable oddball presence, and Sean Connery radiates charm and nobility in a bit as an elder immortal who shows Lambert the rules of the game.

Highlander 2: The Quickening is the most hilariously incomprehensible movie I've seen in many a long day -- a movie almost awesome in its badness.

A taut, twisty urban suspenser powered by the spring-loaded performance of Denzel Washington in his first major action role, Ricochet has a nasty streak and a tendency toward implausible excess.

A good heist, but otherwise a dull drama

Bringing a classic pulp character to the big screen, The Shadow features impressive visual effects, but the story ultimately fails to strike a memorable chord.

Silent Trigger is a bland bit of cheapo bullroar that seeks to capitalize on the six people in the world with some excitement left for the next Lundgren miscue.

Unless you find the idea of killer mummy wraps particularly frightening, chances are you'll find this direct-to-vid thriller as ridiculous as I did.

A blatant rip-off of Seven, but pretty scary and unsettling in its own right.

A sluggish, uninvolving apocalypse indeed.

The grim material isn't helped by the hackneyed direction of Russell Mulcahy, a music-video veteran.

Resident Evil: Extinction is more of the same; its few impressive action sequences unable to compensate for the pedestrian plot.

Tries to cash in on the style of much better films like Sin City but unfortunately comes off more like a carbon copy of other bad films like The Spirit.