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Wow, what an irritating film! "Manic" doesn't even begin to describe it.

Watched Judgement Night this evening, followed by an episode of Game of Thrones (S5): The Dance of Dragons.

Fandango (1985)

the Rise of evil it was so good kind thrilling must watch and highly recommended to you guys have fun watching

Watched Crossroads this evening...

Watched The Gate (Monstrous Special Edition) this evening, followed by the 1st episode of Game of Thrones (S7): Dragonstone.

Watched Frankenfish this evening, followed by an episode of Game of Thrones (S7): Stormborn.

Watched Fallen this evening, followed by an episode of Game of Thrones (S7): The Spoils of War.

The Shape Of Water

Watched Land of the Dead (Unrated Director's Cut) this evening, followed by an episode of Game of Thrones (S7): Eastwatch.

Started watching (Stephen King's) It (1990) while we ate dinner, we'll finish it up tonight.

Watched The Andromeda Strain (1971) this evening, followed by an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation (S4): Suddenly Human.

Watched Paycheck this evening, followed by an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation (S4): Remember Me.

Watched Stigmata this evening, followed by an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation (S4): Legacy.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008)

The Strangers
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Watched Poltergeist (1982) followed by Poltergeist II: The Other Side this evening.

Watched Stephen King's The Mist (from the Two-Disc Collector's Edition) this evening.

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Started watching Stephen King's The Stand (from the Artisan 2-disc Special Edition) while we ate dinner earlier, watched more this evening, we'll finish it tomorrow...

How did you like this? I've heard good things and seem to recall Roger Ebert giving it a recommendation.

I really liked it. It was very much NOT what I was expecting (which is good, because I wasn't expecting a whole lot from it).

A friend of mine has convinced me to write up little mini-reviews of everything new that I see--this is what I wrote about it:

Terri is an overweight, friendless high-schooler who lives with his uncle who is in the early stages of Alzheimer’s. He’s chronically tardy to school, and he’s started wearing pajamas instead of street clothes. His erratic behavior gets him called to see the assistant principal, who takes him under his wing to try to help him fit in better. This quirky independent film is exceptionally well-acted by the entire cast, and it has the integrity to not pander to an audience that has come to expect the “underdog who triumphs over all adversity” plotline that seems to permeate a large percentage of high school movies. Terri is definitely a bittersweet film, but chalk its groundedness up to Jacob Wysocki’s performance—his portrayal of Terri is pitch-perfect, never veering into caricature. It’s a winning little film that deserves to have a wider audience.