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James Cameron dances with blue cat/monkeys: "Avatar"
Watching Avatar in 3D is to be immersed in a completely alien and unique world. The reported 300-500 million that James Cameron blew on it is all right up there onscreen, mostly in form of the Na’vi—t… more →
The Flickering Screen
James Cameron dances with blue cat/monkeys: "Avatar"
GunMonkey wrote 4 days ago: Watching Avatar in 3D is to be immersed in a completely alien and unique world. The reported 300-500 … more →
Just don't press the freakin' button! "The Box"
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GunMonkey wrote 1 month ago: It’s not often that you come across a movie that has a scene which, for all intents and purposes, sa … more →
Halloween Movie Roundup!
GunMonkey wrote 1 month ago: Happy Halloween everyone! As you probably know, this is the holiday when the barriers between the li … more →
Gunmonkey Exclusive: "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans"
GunMonkey wrote 2 months ago: Holy crap! I’m going to be reviewing a film before many of the major media outlets! How did I fall a … more →
Dispatch from the Bangkok International Film Festival: "Antichrist"
GunMonkey wrote 2 months ago: Okay, so first up here in my BIFF reviews is Lars von Trier’s Antichrist, a film which left audience … more →
More Capsule Reviews!
GunMonkey wrote 4 months ago: Okay, a couple movies fell through the cracks while covering G.I. Joe and doing Michael Mann week. F … more →
Meet the newer, more soulful Buffy: "Blood: the Last Vampire"
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GunMonkey wrote 5 months ago: Blood: The Last Vampire gives you what the title promises. There is blood. There is a vampire. Possi … more →
Gunmonkey Presents: Capsule Reviews (and Reader Contest)
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GunMonkey wrote 7 months ago: You might think that the toughest thing about writing these reviews is coming up with new ways of sa … more →
At Long Last, the Wait is Over! "Aztec Rex"
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GunMonkey wrote 8 months ago: I couldn’t download it. Amazon.com didn’t sell it. The manufacturer discontinued DVDs of it. And whe … more →
The Dingo Ate My Movie! "Australia"
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GunMonkey wrote 9 months ago: Baz Luhrman’s film Australia tells a story stretched over an epic canvas; a story in which love and … more →
Steven Seagal vs. the Vampire/Zombie Monsters: "Against the Dark" (For Kassandra)
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GunMonkey wrote 10 months ago: Among Kassandra the Work Wife’s more disturbing idiosyncrasies—even above her pathological fear of t … more →
The gill-man cometh: "The Creature from the Black Lagoon" (1954)
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GunMonkey wrote 1 year ago: Drive-in Week comes to a close with a monster I like so much it adorns this very site: The Creature … more →
Baboons in the, er, whatever: "Blood Monkey"
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GunMonkey wrote 1 year ago: Well, you gotta give F. Murray Abraham this much: he never phones it in. Give him a role in a movie— … more →
It's like "Children of Men," only stupider: "Babylon A.D."
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GunMonkey wrote 1 year ago: Well, the summer blockbuster season has slouched to an end once more, not with a bang but a whimper. … more →
A mermaid tail: "Aquamarine" (for Blade Runner and, to a lesser extent, Firestarter Six)
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GunMonkey wrote 1 year ago: So I totally watched this movie Aquamarine? And OMG!!! It was so good! I couldn’t believe it. I thou … more →
Faster than a speeding...er...: "Confessions of a Superhero"
GunMonkey wrote 1 year ago: Matt Ogens’ Confessions of a Superhero is probably one of the most visually sumptuous documentaries … more →
This Weekend's Movies: "Catacombs"
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GunMonkey wrote 1 year ago: Okay, here’s an idea: we make a movie set in Paris—one of the most beautiful and photogenic cities o … more →
This Weekend's Movies: "Cloverfield"
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GunMonkey wrote 1 year ago: For some reason or other, American cinema doesn’t really do gigantic monsters very well. Maybe it’s … more →
This Weekend's Movies: "Alien vs. Predator 2: Requiem"
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GunMonkey wrote 1 year ago: Alien vs. Predator 2 marks the first truly sociopathic movie I’ve ever seen. Sure, there are your Sa … more →
