Dr. Newbury has saved the life of Ricky Caldwell.  The dorcor has placed Ricky's exposed brain inside a glass cap.  Still Ricky is in a coma from the shoot-out at the end of part 2.  Ricky starts to share brainwaves with a young blind girl named Laura Anderson.  She accidently awakens Ricky from his deep sleep and he goes out after Laura and starts up another killing spree. Not a bad sequel, actually the last good one.  A big improvement over the second, but not as good as the first.  The only thing that would have made this movie great is if they would have made Ricky get back into the Santa's outfit.  It's just your basic slasher movie this time.  No feeling sorry for the characters and what all they went through.  Ricky doesn't have his human quality's like he does in the second.  He has become more like Michael Myers.  Not a bad sequel.  But I give it 4 out of 10.

Ricky, Billy's kid brother is in a mental hospital telling his doctor all about what happened in his life.  He talks about his brother's murders and he talks about the ones he did later in life.  Eventually after all the flashbacks are over Ricky breaks out and goes on a killing spree for the last 15 minutes. The one thing good about this movie, is that it's the first film, with an extra 15 minutes added to it.  Kind of like the first one with an alternate ending.  And that is why I can't figure out why some people think that this was a big improvement over the first film.  The first 75 minutes of it is Ricky having flashbacks of the first film.   So, since it's just flashbacks of the first one with an extended ending, I will give it 2 out of 10.

When Billy was a young child he was on his way to visit his Grandfather in a retirement home.  When he arrives his Grandfather is in a comatose state.   Billy's parents leave him alone and as they do his Grandfather starts talking to him, asking him if he's been a good boy all year.  When Billy says that he hasn't he Grandfather tells him that Santa is coming tonight, but it won't be to bring him toys.   This frightens Billy half-to-death.  On their way home they see a Santa whose car broke down.  Billy's parents stop and offer the Santa a ride but that goes terribly wrong when the Santa pulls out a gun and shoots the father.  The Santa then kills the mother and goes after Billy, but Billy runs away.  Now Billy and his little brother Ricky are placed in a foster home.  There Billy is treated horrible by the Nuns.  They force him to see Santa when he is young and he is terrified of Santa.   Now Billy is 18 years old and he is working in a Toy Store.  He is a good worker and very strong.  When Christmas rolls around Billy starts to get depressed, ...

A man and his family live in a small farming town where all these crop circles just started appearing one night.  As more and more appear around the world and people are seeing sightings of flying saucers people begin to panic.  Graham Hess, played by Mel Gibson, will soon have to accept what is going on and be ready to find out what these creatures want and what the signs mean. The movie opens with us being introduced to Graham Hess, who is played by Mel Gibson.  He used to be a reverend, but when he wife was killed when a car went off the road and killed her while she was taking a walk, he left the church.  Well as we meet Graham we hear the sound of a scream.  The scream is coming from Graham's daughter.  Graham and his brother Merrill both run out of the house, Merrill is living at Graham's after Graham's wife died.  Well they both run into the corn fields and find Graham's two kids.  They are standing there looking at something.  As Graham walks through the rows of corn we find a crop circle has been drawn into his crops.  The rows of corn ...

Shaun's life is going nowhere fast.  His best friend, Ed, is a bum who lives at his place and is going nowhere faster than Shaun.  They spend most of their time at the pub, The Winchester.  Shaun has issues with his mum, mostly because of his step dad, and he neglects his girlfriend Liz.  And to top things off, the people that work for Shaun pay him no respect.  Life couldn't get any worse for Shaun, that is until the dead come back to life. Shaun is the type of guy that everyone can relate to.  He is not someone you'd expect to take charge if something was going on, however when his girlfriend, Liz, dumps him, he realizes that he must get his life in order.  Unfortunately, things are going from bad to worse when the dead come back to life.  Now, Shaun and his best bud, Ed, must fight off legions of the undead, save Shaun's girlfriend, rescue his mum from the zombified step dad, and make it to the Winchester for some drinks. One thing I noticed fairly quickly about Shaun of the Dead, is that he reminded me a bit of Lionel from Dead Alive.  However, Shaun of ...

After being denied the right to film an adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel, Dracula, director F.W. Murnau decides that he will film the adaptation anyway by just changing the names  of the characters and the title of the film.  To bring this film to life, he manages to create one of the most nightmarish vampires ever to appear on screen, Count Orlok.  He hires a man named Max Shreck to play the vampire, but little does everyone know that the reason for this actor's such accurate portrayal of a vampire is because he truly is a vampire. F.W. Murnau has just been denied the right to film  Dracula, so he goes ahead with it anyway.  He has started filming before anyone has even seen the man who will play Count Orlok.  After the first day of filming, Murnau and his producer, Albin, leave to meet the man who will play the vampire.  Once the vampire has been casted, filming continues.  Max Shreck insists on being called Count Orlok and will only be seen in character.  Everything is going good, that is until the actors and film crew start to disappear by the hands of Count Orlok.  Now, Murnau must finish his ...

A police drama about a psychopathic killer who is killing people using the seven deadly sins.  Two detectives try and track down the killer, the new detective, played by Brad Pitt, who has a very short temper, and the detective about to retire played by Morgan Freeman. This isn't your average police drama.  This one is far more disturbing.  The killer kills off one person who commits one of the seven deadly sins.  The scene when the killer turns himself in was very shocking and disturbing.  And the surprise ending will just leave you wanting to watch this movie again and again.  Though I had rented the old dvd version of this film, so the transfer wasn't perfect.  It's only a two hour film, but on  the old dvd version it's on two sides. Haven't checked out the newer dvd release from New Line yet, but I hear it's a big improvement.  But for the overall movie, I give it 8 out of 10.