Mini-Review: If you've seen a Troma film, then you should pretty much know what to expect from this one. I'll admit that there were a few decent jokes in there and some creative special effects. The rest of the time ... well ... it's a Troma movie. I'll leave it at that.

Mini-Review: I was surprised how mild this one turned out - with Tom Savini in the director's seat, I expected a lot more gore and special effects. There were a couple of good make-up jobs in there, but I was underwhelmed by the rest. In the end, it comes off as a blend of the original "Night of the Living Dead" with "The Terminator", which somehow resulted in a movie that could be played on network tv with minimal editing by today's standards.

Mini-Review: Kind of like "Princess Mononoke" and "Inu Yasha" - if you like those, you might like this one all right. I wouldn't compare this too much to Miyazaki's work though because it's not quite that caliber. Okay overall, but I thought the story was somewhat predicatable and the climax was pretty weak.

Mini-Review: I really liked the frame story of this one and each individual story was solid. Easily one of my favorites of Amicus's horror anthologies so far. I hope that this one is eventually released more widely. If you're a fan of Amicus movies and you can get your hands on a copy, I would highly recommend this one.

Mini-Review: The title is a little misleading because the movie is actually about 90 mins long. If you can get past that then ... no, you're still in trouble. This is is plagued with bad dialogue and bad delivery. If you stop using your brain, it's not too bad. Almost like Independence Day, if Roland Emmerich didn't use a brain. Also, if you want to scare your kids off Pokemon, show this movie to your kinds and tell them that the aliens are Pokemon. Predictable and dumb but I've seen worse this year.