Mick Jagger's film debut in which he's just one of a number of wild ingredients thrown into an effective (if kind of plotless) experimental film.  The flat-chested naked French girl was the highlight for me though.

Zsa Zsa and '50s sci-fi.  Add another element to that equation and you'll have a movie so camp that light would escape the projector.

One of the more recent (Hong Kong-based) Jackie Chan movies.  And you know what that means... His budget goes up while his acrobatic abilities decline.  It's more dramatic than most, so there isn't a lot of his trademark comedy.  Verdict: Check out one of the earlier films instead as they're at least inventive enough to have a decent title.

You shouldn't be reading this.  Either you're willing to stick with them this far to see where this is going or you've split before the Feds close in.

One for urban explorers only.  It was filmed in one of everyone's favorite abandoned insane asylums.  You'd have to need committing to one to find anything interesting about this film otherwise.

Dumb.  Really dumb.

It tries to be Scream or something, but I didn't care for that one either and some of those people actually had talent.  No such luck here.

As with The Sopranos, it's just more of the same.  If you weren't into the show by this point, there's nothing new here for me to recommend.

I like that it's random and fast-paced.  Unfortunately, that means that in spite of the fact that this show is far more inventive than tired series like SNL, it isn't as effective at parodies as the old guard, so you get bored with it after a few episodes.

A treat mostly for die hard fans (guilty!), but there are enjoyable bits such as Meatloaf's surprisingly funny behind the scenes stories and a tour of the original castle location by Richard O'Brien in which he performs several songs on a solo acoustic guitar.  Time Warping indeed!

It's all good.  That's would Earl would say.  Now that I've caught up on the first season, I'm gonna have to agree with him.

If you hate bullshit (the cultural phenomenon), you'll love P&T for ripping on people who spout it and sell it under the banner of alternative medicine, pop psychology, parapsychology, or any religion..  Great stuff!

I love robots, but I didn't get this at all.  I wasn't feeling it, so you would think maybe I would have liked it more if I was an emotionless robot, but I didn't see the point of it on any level.

Junk war movie that looks like it was thrown together by a bunch of amateurs (for the most part) without a script.  How it made it to dvd is beyond me.

Awesome sequel/update to the Robotech saga that takes it into the CG age.  It's a bit too crammed with characters which is why the fans will love it (because we've missed those guys for the past couple decades), but there's more than enough action and new twists for this to make a great intro to the series for the newbies.

It's over, and it's a shame that it's a cliffhanger that will never be adequately resolved, but I have to admit I enjoyed the ride even where it was bumpy.  The fairly decent updates among the extras are an enjoyable closure that make up for the fact the episodes lack that.

A different kind of a vampire story.  It never gets to the level of the great thriller I think it might have been, but it gets points for originality alone.

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