As you all know, I’m a supernatural kind of horror movie guy. I enjoy the gory slasher films too. Its just that something about the supernatural intrigues me….it’s a sense of the unknown that can terrify a person to no end. This is the essence of terror. This is what I left with the film I just saw this past week. Oculus is a supernatural horror film centered around two people…a brother and a sister who have been through a traumatic experience as children. They were witness to the deaths of their parents and it all seemed to center around an old antique mirror which was in good ol’ Dad’s den. After the murders the kids were separated and the son sent to an institution. The girl moves on but still struggles with her past. Eleven years later, Tim is deemed fit to reenter society and is released to his sister Kaliye. Little did he know that Kaylie has been busy while he was away. Using high tech instruments, computers and seriously heavy research, Kaliye brings her brother and the mirr...

Well, I saw it with my wife last Saturday, and I have to say right off the bat that its not like the previous two. I’ve come across people who have started confusing the films and for good reason….they’ve been redundant in their delivery…First everything is okay, then things start to go bump in the night…then things get crazy with people being dragged around all over the place, followed by full possession by the demon. This was how it was even in the second film, which I liked due to it’s connection with the first film…..I like how things get explained and made clear. This is what Paranormal Activity, The Marked Ones did for me….it made things more clear, yet keeping the questions going. Essentially this is a story very character driven. It involves a young Latino guy named Jesse, just graduated from high school, and his friend enjoying a well earned summer vacation. Jesse has a neighbor downstairs who is regarded as ‘strange’….a lady who does things in secret and whom over the co...

Well, what do you think? For me, I can tell you that I like it! It seems, dark, serious, and no joke! Godzilla looks amazing, not like that iguana/raptor looking thing from 98...oh no....THIS IS GODZILLA! I grew up on this stuff. My father used to take me to the movies in Washington Heights to see Godzilla films when they were finally released here in the US. I used to look through the TV Guide every week to see if they were playing any Godzilla movies on the TV...for those of you who are very young...we only had like 14 channels....And let's not forget those Friday afternoon Godzilla marathons on channel 9 the day after Thanksgiving. I used to eat a left over turkey sandwich as I watched Godzilla fight either King Kong, or Hedorah, or that big Lobster thingy in the ocean....awesome. Enough of my rant regarding my glee….let’s get into the meat of it. First you see these soldiers being given instructions before their mission. At first you think this is just another mil...