The 2005 American psychological thriller, Red Eye, starring Rachel McAdams and a then relatively unknown Cillian Murphy, didn’t sound or appear to be anything special for the time period (not helped out by truly awful advertising that bombarded people with… Continue reading "Red Eye"
The Zodiac killer was one of the most infamous unsolved murder investigations in America’s history and though not mentioned in more recent years, unfortunately left an imprint on the country for his murders throughout the 1960s and 70s, as well… Continue reading "Zodiac"
The Ring actually did more for popularizing Japanese horror than many people would actually believe. Starting off its lifespan back in 1991 when it was a novel series created by Koji Suzuki. It was successful enough to start getting film… Continue reading "The Ring"
After the release of the first X-Men movie in the year 2000, despite its mediocre nature, fans were happy with a film version that took itself seriously with the concept it had and allowed for an adaptation that felt like… Continue reading "X2: X-Men United"
Some people claim to be tired of the ‘’James Bond’’ style of spy movies and long for something a bit more realistic. This is hard because while other known brands in the genre like James Bond and Mission Impossible might… Continue reading "The Bourne Identity"
