Early thriller by Lucio Fulci. Moves along pretty well , but the story is predictable with some laughably misplaced moments of violence and a few squirmy kids and sex moments.

Much better than the Royal Tanenbaums. Slow paced and unfunny at times, but worth viewing for the art direction alone.

Low Budget 60s exploitation by Jess Franco. Entertaining, but not quite as stylish as I expected. The soundtrack is excellent and there is one or two memorable scenes.

Documentary about National Spelling Bee. Not a terribly deep movie, but entertaining nonetheless.

Dario Argento murder thriller. Fairly ridiculous plot, but makes up for it in style, pacing and music.

Surprisingly good drug cartel style 80’s actioner about a blind martial artist hero played very well by Rutger Hauer.

Some scary moments, but mostly just retread and patchy story telling.

The best sci-fi movie since The Matrix. Fast, funny and intense. My opinion is probably tainted by my liking of the series, Firefly.

Dario Argento wrote this boring Italian Western. Featuring a non-exciting action sequence of a man running for five minutes and horribly cast Peter Graves as the Dutchman.

More Fulci horror. Not much in terms of memorable scenes here, just the tacked-on drilled head scene. The zombies aren’t terribly scary in appearance and has a dumb ending.