I prefer ‘old-school’ scary that movies left you on the edge of your seat and made you check all the locks in the house before you took a shower, made by the Master of Suspense, himself: Alfred Hitchcock.
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From the monthly archives:
October 2009
The Philadelphia Story is one of my all time favorites, with three of my favorite actors doing what they do best. It is a classic romantic comedy, full of witty dialogue.
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Red Cliff is a visually stunning war epic by legendary action director John Woo, starring Tony Leung andTakeshi Kaneshiro.
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Where the Wild Things Are is an ageless classic, not to be missed. The wild rumpus starts October 16 in theaters everywhere.
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Cameron Diaz and James Marsten star as a suburban couple who find themselves in moral dilemma.When they receive a wooden box that promises to give them $1 million when they press a button. But when they press the botton some other person will die.
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Typically, the fall and winter releases are a bit more serious and will contain more dramas. This is also the time of year that many film makers like to release their Oscar hopefuls. So let’s take a look at some of the movies due out in October.
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