With more locations, characters, and less on the war front, Rome- Season 2 is still a force to be reckoned with; the mood changes from aggression to impending doom as we watch the characters ‘grow up’. There is less action, but more complexity in characters than in the first season; making this a fantastic worthy conclusion to the series.

Intelligent dialogue, fascinating characters, sex, blood, violence and gore. Those words rarely come together so epically fantastic as they do in the HBO series ROME; a great spectacle to be viewed by all.

With a healthy dose of humor, plenty of blood, character development and a good cast, Damon Crump’s Risen ‘rises’ above the standard low budget zombie film to become something memorable.

Yet another in a long line of movies, centering on a bunch of low-lifes that we the viewers are supposed to somehow enjoy watching for 90 minutes.

David Cronenberg continues his reinventing of the traditional Thriller with his latest dark, brilliant and bloody offering.

With a little bit of mystery, I am Legend is big and quiet at the same time; possibly one of the best of many renditions of the classic Richard Matheson story.

A visceral, creepy horror film from David Cronenberg; where the early seeds of his incredible ability to get under our skin are sown, and will eventually grow into what we are so fondly (some of us, that is) familiar with today.

Pure film spectacle – the reason some movies are meant to be an event like in the old matinee days. Beowulf (in Digital 3-D) takes the viewer into unknown, dark and wet places, and gives birth to one of the most memorable film monsters ever.