A western storekeeper accidentally kills a bank robber, whose brothers seek revenge; will the townsfolk come to his aid?
Loved this. A strong storyline, but I particularly loved the sense of community, you genuinely believed that the people all knew each other and were friends. A tale of loyalty, community and sticking together. 9/10
An anthropologist settling in Los Angeles is haunted by vengeful spirits of remote tribes he had investigated.
Terrible movie. Confused, lots of shrieking and why was Pierce Brosnan selected to play a Frenchman? The 80's soundtrack had some interest, otherwise a complete write off for me. 2/10
The 14th century poet and rascal Francois Villon matches wits with Louis X1 and leads an uprising of the people.
Ronald Colman has his tongue firmly in his cheek and a glint in his eye, Basil Rathbone, who I seem to see in a movie every other week, is marvellously camp. A bit hit and miss but certainly has its moments. 5/10
A clean-cut high school student relies on the school's rumor mill to advance her social and financial standing.
With a nodding wink to John Hughes 1980's movies, this teen flick absolutely hits the mark. Emma Stone is spot on, witty, charming, I can't imagine how somebody like that could be invisible in school. Terrifically writer with a bunch of great cameos, Emma Stone's parents and her teacher steal the show for me. Very enjoyable. 8/10
An International spy mastermind runs a Lisbon night club and sells documents to the highest bidder.
I'm not sure I was ever entirely sure what was going on. Set in Lisbon but quite dark and predominently set indoors, it could have been anywhere. Didn't do it for me at all. 2/10
