Sherlock Holmes & the Voice of Terror (Rathbone/Bruce)
Sherlock Holmes & The Spider Woman
Sherlock Holmes & The Woman in Green
Sherlock Holmes & The Scarlet Claw
Sherlock Holmes Goes to Washington

Death Walks At Midnight

Really fun film. Though it was a lot more hilarious than it was ever intended to be at times

Can't go wrong with a Giallo that has a killer with a Spiked Iron Glove though.

Last night, we watched Mystery Men. I'd seen parts of it on TV years ago, but never actually watched the whole thing. It falls in the "Average, but Enjoyable" ranking for me. I might at some point track down the original comic book source material. I suspect this is a story more entertainingly told in that medium.

Wrong Turn - My gf picks titles at random most nights, and this was our pick last night. Forgot how much I enjoyed this. It's a tight, fucked-up film with some good gore and great make-up from Winston.

Money Talks

Nitro Circus 4: Lock And Load
Nitro Circus 5: Thrillbillies
Nitro Circus 6: Thrillbillies Doublewide
Saw
Saw 2
Scrubs Season Four

After Hours
The Stand
Caught up on a few films these past 2 weeks off work...too bad its over now!

Bones S3 Disc 4

Love Lies Bleeding

6/10. Christian Slater as a crazed, corrupt DEA agent was enough to keep me entertained for an hour and a half. Not too shabby for a $3 Big Lots purchase.

WWE: Backlash 2004

Bones S3 Disc 5

Big Fan

Caddyshack 2

Beowulf

Wieners

WWE: Taboo Tuesday 2004
Whiteout

C.H.U.D. - neat to see Daniel Stern in a role like this, and a John Goodman cameo

Firestarter - had probably seen this in the theater, as some of it is familiar, but I'm not sure, about halfway through it now

Farscape Seasons 1 and 2

Another Woman
Antz
Six Feet Under Season 1

The Warriors

(can you dig it?)

When did You Last See your Father - Done to death idea, but well presented

Weeds, Season 3, Disk 1 (Blu Ray) (about an hour ago)
Lord of the Rings, the third movie (DVD) (a few days ago, checked out from my public library)

Can you count, suckers?? I say: the future is ours... if you can count.

The Thing

28 years later and the special effects still hold up.
the sense of dread Carpenter maintained is amazing

Mongol
Trans-Siberian