I have a four-day weekend this weekend, so I hope to get
reviews of (at least) Superman III,
Superman IV: The Quest For Peace, and
Supergirl up by Wednesday.
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No one can be told how odd Revolutions is… you have to see it for yourself.

But that makes for a pretty short review. Read on. There are minor spoilers in the review itself (nothing that you can’t guess
from having seen Reloaded and the trailers) but in all likelihood the discussion will spoil you more than trick-or-treating.

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It’s Hallowe’en. What better director to spend time with than Tim
Burton?
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The director’s cut of this classic is a very low cost DVD. Is it
worth it?
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This film review was requested earlier today. Direct any other
requests here. You
can even pick from this
list if you want the review to come relatively quickly.
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schmitty
writes, Are
you kidding me? Is there anyone else out there who doesn’t
find this
costume
laughable? I’ll avoid plagerizing the comedy of others and provide links to better
written articles on the sadness that is the Catwoman
costume fiasco. WARNING: Some of those articles
aren’t family friendly. Also, the fact that Superhero Hype has
been asked to take the images down would seem to imply that
Warner Bros. has realized that costume is a mistake, and has
decided to change it.

This finishes off the movie review requests that can be easily
managed. If you have any requests of your own, e-mail me. Check out
this
list for the most convenient options.
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I’m trying to get through the reviews of all four Alien
movies before the rerelease of the first on Halloween. That will
also finish off all of the movie
review requests I’ve received that I can fill with ease. (Any
other requests you’d like to make can be sent to me here.)
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Bubbaho-tep opened recently to some fairly decent reviews. The film, based on a story by John R. Lansdale and directed by Don Coscarelli, tells the story of how a still-living, geriatric Elvis (Bruce Campbell) teams up with a man who thinks he’s JFK to save the Retirement Home from an ancient Egyptian evil. The official site declares, “if you see only one Elvis vs. Mummy movie this year….”

This film, often called The Somnambulist, is covered
in any introductory film course. Is it worthwhile on its own?
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