Top Ten Films of 2010Top Ten Films of 2010
10. Daybreakers Daybreakers has some of the strangest and goofiest moments I’ve seen in an ostensibly serious horror/action film, largely courtesy of Willem Dafoe, but that just makes it all the
10. Daybreakers Daybreakers has some of the strangest and goofiest moments I’ve seen in an ostensibly serious horror/action film, largely courtesy of Willem Dafoe, but that just makes it all the
Earlier this year saw the release of Predators, the third installment of the Predator franchise, which surprisingly offered a fairly enjoyable experience that felt closer to the spirit of the original
If you take two beloved franchises that originated with gory and terrifying scenes of graphic chest explosion and skinning corpses and decide to enlarge your audience by making a PG-13
There’s a fine between making a B-movie and making a bad movie, and I think that the distinction lies in how aware the film is of its own goofiness. Tremors is
Given that the Terminator franchise began with two heaving behemoths at the box office, expectations were extremely high for the third instalment. Following a juggernaut like Terminator 2: Judgment Day seems
There are some films that give you a story that draws you in and makes you feel as though you’ve been let into the personal lives of a small group
For the uninitiated, the giant fire-breathing turtle Gamera is Japan’s second most beloved daikaiju (literally “giant monster”), the first being, of course, Godzilla. But from his humble beginnings as a cash-in
You might be tempted to think that any film that featured Nicolas Cage dressed as a bear and physically assaulting an unarmed woman couldn’t possibly fail to entertain, but this
It is a rare signifier of the kind of incompetence, stupidity and supreme callousness of a hack director like the infamous Uwe Boll that he is capable of starting a film
Hawk the Slayer is one of the most beloved swords-and-sorcery movies of all time, a staple of old-school nerd culture. While it fails to be entirely original, taking many aspects from
If Dogma manages to masterfully toe the line between parody and mockery of religion, and Chris Morris’ Four Lions dispenses with any kind of subtlety to offer both outrage and
Anyone who has seen M. Night’s earlier films, particularly The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable, knows that the man was a master of the twist ending. But using it in every
It’s fairly well-known that North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il fancies himself as a bit of a film buff, taking it well beyond the bounds of rationality when he kidnapped South