This movie ain’t for the faint-hearted, even those who have seen all run-of-the-mill gore movies (saw, hostel, etc.) will cringe at some of the violent sequences in this movie. Best thing about ‘Inside’ is the engulfing tension that the director has successfully packed in along with all the blood spatter and body count.

The mere premise of a pregnant women being terrorized with scissors and knives is in itself enough to give one the creeps. Add to that, an old man stabbed brutally in his genitals can leave many sick… The only disappointing part of the movie is the climax – I, for one, would have loved to see the antagonist die but director had other thoughts. Nonetheless, this movie will go down, unarguably, as one of the most extreme horror movies ever made.

Scream 4 has nothing different to offer to horror genre fans. It’s an average, one-time watch movie. Acting is good, story is hmmmm…a little stale, suspense is okay, gore quotient is higher than previous Scream movies. You can watch this movie once.

Only if you are a fan of occult horror. I liked the overall eerie feel of the movie, guess it had to do with the place (somewhere in Ireland) where it was shot. Lots of gut-wrenching gory scenes (involving animals, too).

When was the last time you saw a horror movie that really spooked you. I am not talking about those gory thrillers that are promoted as horror movies and are without the essence of ‘horror’. ‘Insidious’ is full of moments that will actually scare you – even if you are grown-ass man. Climax is a little too imaginative but who cares as long as it succeeds in giving you goose-bumps.

I have seen scores of bad horror movies but none as despicable as this one. Hatchet 2 is a mind-numbing gore-fest. But that’s not what made me hate this movie, it’s the level of gore – absolutely mindless and sickening! Don’t watch this movie – unless someone has put a gun to your head – just don’t!

There is no doubt that the plot built around tyrannical Umbrella corporation had considerably weakened by the third installment. Nonetheless I loved the fast pace and slick action sequences of the first 3 installments of the Resident Evil Franchise. ‘Afterlife’ desperately tries to be different! and this is where it fails! Overkill of CGI and slow-mo just takes the life out of the screenplay. Not that screenplay had much to offer either. Milla Jovovich is convincing as usual, so is Ali Larter and other crew. But there is a point beyond which repetition begins to irritate. Hope the next installment (I am sure there will be one) revives this silly-good franchise.

And, hey, whose idea was it to include those ‘Matrixized’ sequences? Come on, haven’t we had enough, already?

X-Men: First class is a worthy successor to its Franchise. Fast-paced, slick action movie. There is not a moment of boredom in the whole movie. Only 10 mins into the movie and you can predict the whole storyline. But that doesn’t take anything away from it. Tight screenplay and nicely orchestrated action scenes keep you riveted.

The best part of the movie is Hugh Jackman’s cameo and the worst part is it lasts only for 10 seconds.

Yes, it’s a cross between ‘The Groundhog Day’ and ‘Murder on the Orient Express’. Some have even compared the idea of the movie to that of Inception. ‘Source Code’ scores in terms of tight screenplay over its counterparts. Worth the money spent!

All those who have liked this movie have gotta be strict B-movie loyalists. This movie was an assault on all my senses. My seven year old niece can come up with a better script than this! Acting is so hammed up, Danny Trejo is better off playing villain’s henchman. What was Robert Rodriguez thinking?

Don’t expect much from this low-budget horror movie. First things first, ALLLLLACTORS IN THISMOVIEARETERRIBLE. Second, plot sucks. Third, action scenes match up with terrible acting and fucked-up plot.