Year One (again)
I Know What You Did Last Summer
Megashark vs. Giant Octopus (again)

saw Defendor it was decent

Went to the theatre yesterday saw 'The Runaways' not a great film but a still entertaining film, they got some of the facts wrong (like Cherie Curie quitting during a recording session, Joan Jett claims she never pissed on any band's instruments) but the performances from Dakota Fanning and Kristen Stewart where excellent and the guy who played Kim Fowley the manager was great, caught him in all his creepiness.

The movie is flawed, they treat Lita Ford as almost a non character, and Jackie Fox must have been a figment of fan's imagination because she is not even mentioned in the movie and the bassplayer is some made up name from an actresses who has no lines!

Also the movie ends when Cherie Currie quits the band where the band continued for a few years and the end only mentions what happened to Fowley, Curie and Jett, no mention that Lita Ford's successful solo career or drummer Sandy West's cancer related death.

I do recommend the movie because of the performances and the music, it captures that 70's era perfectly. Look at it like I look at 'The Doors' movie, not very accurate as far as biopics go but still highly entertaining, and if you are easily offended avoid it.

Shaun of the Dead. I got sick of the zombie movie resurgence really quick but this one's a real classic. It manages to have fun with the genre while still being part of it, which is hard for parodies to do.

Revenge of the Sith. It's got a lot of problems, like having Hayden Christensen as the main actor, but there's also some cool stuff in it. Probably the least frustrating prequel to watch.

Off the local horror host's tv show - Day of the Triffids,a pretty cool old British movie with invading carnivorous plants from outer space.

Clash of the Titans. Enjoyable, but in the end it's just another eye candy flick.

Beast From 20,000 Fathoms

Undercover Brother was on Comedy Central.

My review: It was good.

Elektra.

The director's cut of Dark City is far superior...gets rid of the tiresome Kiefer Sutherland narration (shades of Blade Runner...)

"Dark Angel" (a.k.a. "I Come In Peace") - underrated buddy-cop actioner with Dolph Lundgren as a Houston cop battling an alien who's come to earth to collect human brain fluids, which are used as a narcotic on his home planet. Silly as hell but SO much fun. They blow up a ton-o-stuff in this flick!! Brian Benben (of HBO's "Dream On") is hilarious as Dolph's by-the-book FBI partner.

Zombie Holocaust - Highly enjoyable Italian cannibal/zombie exploitation flick with the cheese-factor way up there!

Anthropophagus - For years I'd read mostly reviews that lambasted the bejeesus out of this one, but in the end, I quite enjoyed it.

FUBAR