Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Preaching to the Perverted lives up to its name by not being able to appeal to anyone but perverts. Review

I know I did. Review

Yip shows here that he is not quite ready to take up such a mantle. Review

However, interestingly enough, he handles the love affair so well, the sex scenes are prolonged moments of distraction amid what... Review

Even the inclusion of the forbidden Amish love aspect has been done before, most notably in the Harrison Ford flick, Witness. Review

Stick this one in the PU File. Review

It may be a staple film of its genre, but even if it completely conforms to convention, it still manages to be unlike any other... Review

In addition to the almost heart wrenching tale of a baby rejected by its own mother, The Story of the Weeping Camel is also,... Review

Equally quotable one-liners are interspersed throughout, many of them quite droll. Review

The Dinner Game is recommended for a light and fun hour and 20 minutes. Review

Life is wild and chaotic out in the middle of nowhere, but the message is still clear -- it can still be preferable to the... Review

Any seeking thrills and chills, a riveting game of cat-and-mouse, or a cracker-jack suspense vehicle, will likely shrug at the... Review

I suspect I still might have some trouble making sense of it all. Review

Andy Lau is given little to work with, and can do little but smile and charm his way through a muddled story. Review

Anyone bored with the same-old tripe that Hollywood regularly markets and packages for easy consumption should seek this... Review

Haunting. Review

Most viewers that fall outside of this will be very bored for the duration. Review

-- Remade in 2001 as Original Sin. Review

A Month by the Lake is a hit-and-miss endeavor, not really as good or substantial as you might surmise from the storyline, but... Review

Ritter fares better in a more familiar role, though his genial presence is still lacking the ability to sell such ambitiously... Review

With understated finesse, Yimou keeps his story simple yet his themes complex, richly rewarding those that pay attention to the... Review

Strictly for nostalgia buffs. Review

Even so, the indie soundtrack is perhaps its best asset. Review

Brother battle for the fate of humankind. Review