Mini-Review: Cliche heaped on cliche, everything that happened after the first 30 minutes was blindingly obvious. Some decently realistic dialog is all this has going for it. Other than the recurring Amadeus joke and the making of a mix tape, there was no point in setting this in the 80s.

Mini-Review: Tons of cheap jump-scares and uses every zombie/infection movie cliche in the book, and it also lacks any shots of a giant "Left 4 Dead" style horde of infected which was kind of a let down. Still, Olyphant is pretty good and there's plenty of messy violence once things get ticking. Doesn't do anything you haven't seen before, but it does it all pretty well I guess.

Mini-Review: 90 minutes of ridiculous kung fu, cheesy black magic and gory cannibal action that ends up with with every single person in the film but two horribly killed. Awesome.

Mini-Review: SackBoy vs SkyNet. Great animation, but who is the target audience? It's way too dark and scary for small kids, but the story is too simple and silly to keep teens and adults engrossed. It's just pretty pictures.

Mini-Review: Morally kind of ambiguous...the Klan is obviously a bunch of hypocritical and psychotic yahoos, but Marvin is not above siding with the them if it will keep people from being killed, and OJ Simpson plays a black vigilante who is systematically murdering Klan members. Well acted but I'm not sure it had much of a point, other than "the KKK is bad"