This was a good continuation of the previous episode and we see what it would be like to have two slayers fighting on the same side, as they both go in and try to save Angel from Spike.  As they arrive the ritual has begun to take place and the two slayers must fight Spike and save Angel.  All of this leads up to a shocking ending. Ted:  When Buffy's mom starts to date a man named Ted, who is played by John Ritter, things start to go wrong.  Willow and Xander absolutely love Ted.  He bakes mini-pizzas and cookies.  Though everyone loves Ted except for Buffy, and when Ted starts to enforce rules very strictly Buffy starts to think something is wrong.  One night after slaying Buffy comes home and finds Ted sitting in her room where he has been snooping around and he discovers that she is a vampire slayer.  He threatens to lock her in a mental asylum, so they get into a fight and Buffy kills him. I remember the first time this episode was aired.  It's a decent stand-alone episode, but it's nothing special.  John Ritter does an excellent job as playing Ted and it's a memorable ...

"Bubba meaning redneck."  This is the way Bubba Ho-Tep opens and from this point on you know you are in for a tongue in cheek oddball film.  The setting is a Texas nursing home that has three very strange inhabitants:  two residents and one "thief."  And it is in this home that we find the long to be believed dead Elvis Presley (Bruce Campbell).  No he didn't die on the can like the news reported.  Many years back Elvis grew very tired of the fame and spotlight so he went off and traded spots with an Elvis impersonator.  But of course the new fake Elvis has to go off and die leaving the real Elvis without his fame or money, but he never loses his love for the gaudy jewelry and outfits.  However Elvis has fallen on hard times.  He is suffering from cancer on a not so nice place and is dealing with feeling very much alone.  After his roommate passes away, Elvis has an encounter with the man's daughter and he realizes just how much he misses his family and wonders if his own daughter would ever understand what he went through and why he left.  Meanwhile Elvis ...

In the year 1766, the people of France are terrified as there is a beast that is killing the townspeople.  The king has hired two hunters to capture the beast.  He hires Gregoire de Fronsac and Mani.  Fronsac is a scientist and Mani is a Mohawk Indian.  The two set out to capture the beast for the king and as they do so they discover something that they may not have wanted to learn. The movie opens with a girl running for her life along the countryside.  As the girl makes her way to a cliff she can't go any further and the beast catches up with her.  Next we see two people running away from these people attacking this old man and his daughter.  As the two are being attacked Fronsac and Mani arrive.  Mani gets off of his horse and starts fighting the attackers.  He single-handedly throws each one of the attackers to the ground and the two victims run off.  Soon Fronsac and Mani are asked by the king to capture the beast that has been killing everyone.  When the king grows impatient his lieutenant takes over the hunt.  Soon his lieutenant returns with a fake beast and ...

For ten years, the tortured soul of serial killer Charles Lee Ray has been imprisoned inside a child's doll.  "Chucky" is reborn when his old flame, Tiffany rscues his battered doll parts from a police impound.  But Chucky wants his new playmate cut down to size, so he transforms his blushing bride into a stunning little terror.  Chucky and Tiffany can't wait to start their own homicidal honeymood.   When this demonic duo hits the road and hooks up with a pair of unsuspecting newlyweds, they leave a trail of murder and mayhem behind them. I found this one to be one of the best Chucky movies, part 3 being the best.  This time he's not after Andy, but after an amulet from his corpse.  This is a great Chucky movie to get started on.  I recommend it to anyone who likes the Child's Play movies.  I give it a 6 out of 10.

It has been fifteen years since Tim's father was sucked into the closet by the Boogeyman.  While on a trip to visit his girlfriend's parents, he has a nightmare that something has happened to his mom.  Within moments of waking up, he receives a phone call confirming his nightmare a reality.  This leads him believing that he must stay in his old house for one night to face his fears. First came They, then we got Darkness Falls, and now it's Boogeyman.  Boogeyman does have a somewhat different take on those two stories, but a lot of similarities too.  I remember when I was a kid, one of the first scripts I wrote dealt with something along the lines of what is in this film, along with They and Darkness Falls, however it wouldn't have been confined by a PG-13 rating.  On the cover of the box, Boogeyman is quoted as "The Scariest Movie - Ever!"  Is this something they do as a marketing theme and no one really said that, or has the person being quoted never seen a horror film before? Visually, Boogeyman looks good.  It's easy to tell that this was a Sam Raimi inspired piece due to the ...

In 1979 Jimmy Bones was a very respected protector of his neighborhood, up until he is betrayed by his friends and girlfriend who kill him in his own home and bury his body in the cellar.  Now 22 years later his home has become some kind of gothic mansion where kids are trying to turn it onto a nightclub.  Now, as the group of teenager's nightclub finally opens, they unleash the vengeful spirit Jimmy Bones, and no one is safe. Well, what is there to say about this film?  I went into it with an open mind and what was the result?  I absolutely hated this movie.  The movie opens with these two guys getting killed.  After that there is really a long pause before anymore killing takes place.  In fact, Jimmy Bones doesn't even arrive in the movie until the last 30 minutes of the movie.  All that we see of him is in flashbacks.  It's ashame really, I think it could have been a much better film if they would have brought him in earlier.  I had heard there was supposed to be some really gory scenes in it.  Those scenes had potential.  The blood looked far to red.  ...

It has been five years since the murders at Camp Placid Pines.  Now a new group of camp counselors are preparing the closing of camp and as their last few days draw near, a killer is knocking them off one by one.  The soon believe that it is Trevor Moorehouse and now must find a way to escape before he kills them all. The movie opens with a girl having a dream of her dead brother who was killed five years ago at Camp Placid Pines.  She then wakes up and we meet the rest of our cast.  The campers are gone and now all that's left is a few counselors who have to close the camp.  That night they are all around a campfire and decide to play a game of Bloody Murder.  Two of them decide to play a joke on one of the other counselors and fake a death by Trevor Moorehouse.  Soon, the games aren't funny anymore as the real Trevor arrives and starts killing each one of them. From the very first scene I noticed this movie wasn't going to be anything special.  The acting was horrible.  The characters were very underdeveloped.  I can't even remember a ...