Thankfully we have all kinds of great movies to keep us warm as the nights grow colder, both this week and beyond.
If you're just looking to rent them, then hold out for a few weeks and wait until they hit a reasonable rental price. If you need to see them NOW, then have at it. We bit on The Rover, ourselves.
Jamie Marks is Dead looks like it could end up being really good. It's got an interesting premise, and a hell of a cast (Liv Tyler and Judy Greer are always awesome), so here's to hoping that the movie plays as well as its trailer did.
Kite is a live action film based off of the 1998 Anime of the same name. We have to admit that it looks fun, as it has that Point of No Return vibe going for it (plus Sam Jackson), but it's only on DirecTV as of right now, so we'll have to wait to check it out.Damn you, Comcast!
Moebius is a Korean film that has been banned in its home country because of its supposed nasty subject matter, and so we're naturally intrigued. It's also a movie that runs for 89 minutes and contains no dialogue whatsoever, so it's bound to be different. We're really interested to see how this one plays though, and we'll be checking it out in short order.
We'll also be watching The Possession of Michael King pretty soon here, as we haven't seen a decent possession movie in a while. Will it actually be decent? Who knows, but we'll be taking our chances all the same.
Thus is the life of the Horror faithful.
Oh yeah, Possession of Michael King surprised me... thought I wouldnt like it, but pleasantly surprised... I just got Jaime Marks but havent watched it yet... and Kite looks interesting?? I used to not pay much attention to manga-turned live action films until I saw Blood: The Last Vampire... think its worth it?? \m/
ReplyDeleteWatching Moebius soon, because we're always looking to appreciate our penis more. Can't wait to watch The Rover. Leprechaun was awful. And yes, we do want to see Kite, so worth a look, at least to us.
ReplyDeleteOut of all of these, we went with Jamie Marks is Dead first. It was a great film, but it was more of a teenage coming of age thing, which is great, but we're not sure if well review it here or not. Definitely worthy of a watch, though.