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The Uninvited, a review by Danae CassandraThe Uninvited Year of Release: 1944 Directed By: Lewis Allen Starring: Ray Milland, Ruth Hussey, Donald Crisp, Alan Napier, Gail Russell Genre: Suspense/Thriller, Horror Overview:The UninvitedMy Thoughts: This is a sophisticated, romantic take on the haunted house story. It has a beautiful, mysterious setting at a mansion overlooking the Cornish coast and a wonderful score, including the now-classic "Stella By Starlight." Like a lot of old films a lot is left to the viewer's imagination. The ghostly activity, for instance, is very understated. The performances are all good. Veterans Milland and Hussay anchor the film, but fragile Gail Russell is it's soul. She's perfectly cast as Stella Meredith, and her luminous beauty here makes knowing her real-life fate all the more tragic. There's some obvious age differences in the film's romances, but nothing that shouldn't be expected from films of this age. Which brings this point: do you like classic Hollywood movies? Because that rather predicates whether you'll enjoy this one. Highly, highly recommended if you enjoy films of this age. Bechdel Test: Pass Overall: 4/5 2015 Horror Movie Count: 6 (From Horror/Halloween Marathon 2015 on October 10th, 2015) The Shaggy Dog (2006), a review by addicted2dvd
Stars: Cole as The Shaggy Dog Tim Allen as Dave Douglas Kristin Davis as Rebecca Douglas Zena Grey as Carly Douglas Plot: Comedian Tim Allen unleashes all the outrageous fun in this doggone hilarious update of Disney's comedy classic! The adventures begin when workaholic Dave Douglas (Allen) is accidentally transformed into a lovable dog. Now as Dave digs to uncover the mystery, this overworked dad wants nothing more than to stop fetching...and get back to fathering. But before he does, he's about to discover that being man's best friend gives him a curious insight into what it takes to be a great dad! The tail-wagging fun continues with bonus features to howl about including bone-tickling bloopers, deleted scenes, and a special bark-along bone-us feature dogs will love! Extras:
My Thoughts: I went ahead and watched this one last night. I originally seen this one when it was first released... but all I really remembered about it is that I enjoyed it at the time. And I still enjoyed it... it is a fun film even if it can get a little on the silly side at times. Unfortunately I never got to see the original films... so can't do any comparisons. But I found this to be a fun way to waste an hour and a half. It's well worth checking out. My Rating: (From What Movies I Been Watching on February 19th, 2014) The Flash Marathon, a review by addicted2dvdThe Flash Marathon Image: The Flash flies through the air from a single punch Episode 21 - Alpha Her crime: wanting to be free. A would-be android assassin produced by a top-secret government project escapes her creators and is befriended by Barry and Tina. Guest Stars: Vito D'Ambrosio as Bellows Biff Manard as Murphy Mike Genovese as Lt. Warren Garfield Dick Miller as Fosnight Laura Robinson as Col. Powers Claire Stansfield as Alpha My Thoughts: Another good episode. I enjoyed it. They did the android effects pretty cool... and it has an interesting story. My Rating: (From The Flash Marathon on April 26th, 2010) |