Okay, so this movie took a beating. The dialog is hokey, Jeremy Irons is hammier than a pig farm, the plot is dumb... but, it's good fun. Don't take it seriously. If you're a D&D fan then try and forget it's D&D. Xena and Hercules are popular Saturday no-brainer entertainment, as is this.
Reviews
3 Reviews
Ringu
(1998)
Majorly creepy
1 April 2002
This has got to be one of the creepiest films I've ever seen. No dumb monsters leaping into shot, no guts spilling all over the place, just a superb mix of audio and visuals to give a really chilling film. Oh, and a suitably simple but effective story.
The Incredible Melting Man
(1977)
Incredible is one word to describe it...
4 March 2001
The acting in this film is rotten, the music similarly crass, and the plot so full of holes it's surprising they were able to string a movie together from it. But...
It's very funny.
Watch this with some mates and you can all have a laugh as the sheer stupidity of it all unfolds in front of you. Why does that nurse run through a glass door? Why does Steve lurk around his friends house, fertilising the garden? Pre-pubescent kids taking a puff? And what's with the head in the waterfall?
I'm sure the intention was to make a genuinely scary film, but it's more like an Ed Wood effort. The only thing they managed to do well was the effects.
It's very funny.
Watch this with some mates and you can all have a laugh as the sheer stupidity of it all unfolds in front of you. Why does that nurse run through a glass door? Why does Steve lurk around his friends house, fertilising the garden? Pre-pubescent kids taking a puff? And what's with the head in the waterfall?
I'm sure the intention was to make a genuinely scary film, but it's more like an Ed Wood effort. The only thing they managed to do well was the effects.
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