Barry Farlane

Disney clings on to their usual character cliches, (in particular that goddamned "annoying parent/grandparent who wont allow the protagonist to follow their dreams" cliche) cliche stories (protagonist breaking tradition set by harsh parents to fol... Read the full review »

Disney has once again proven that they can shovel out the same thing each year and be lauded with praise. The story is unoriginal, the characters, cliche and unmemorable songs (unless the rock is singing, as he appears to get the best songs). One... Read the full review »

Federico Luppi's acting charm and the fairly deep world in the film make this a fun viewing experience. Not particularily memorable though, and the main antagonist is quite unmemorable. Read the full review »

While the first half of the film is oozing with charm, the second half contains an overly long third act which brings the pacing down to a halt and severely hinders the film as a result. Another flaw levelled at the film is that it's an obvious po... Read the full review »

While the film may at a glance suffer from being cheesey, once the theme is embraced the viewing experience will be surprisingly fun as despite its violence and occasional depressing scenes, the film comes off as surprisingly earnest. This, in tur... Read the full review »

The evil dead at the time had many things going against it, such as its low budget, inexperienced actors, directors and most of the crew and cast being straight out of college. Despite this, though it has become a cult classic and set the formula... Read the full review »

The film is good overall, both mocking and paying homage to various horror films ranging from the evil dead to friday the thirteenth. Fans of the genre can appreciate it. It plays with horror conventions as well. However, this may ultimately be it... Read the full review »