Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

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

Brother battle for the fate of humankind. Review

Still, even taking it as an irreverent romp through two popular genres among teens, these are paltry goods to serve up. Review

It ingrains itself in your psyche and makes you really question just what kinds of things you are putting in your body, and how... Review

Without the support of the others, they would be nothing but lonely shells who could very easily be swallowed up by the vice,... Review

Mildly pleasant for a vampire flick, but far from remarkable. Review

A sub is called in to investigate. Review

Even with all of these liabilities, Loco Love still manages to be a harmless comic diversion, no better or worse than any other... Review

The actors look amused throughout it all, as if much of the humor must have been going on behind the scenes, or they were just... Review

Perhaps handing over this script to a skillful editor prior to filming would have shaped it into something more worthwhile. Review

Although it has limited appeal for those into great films, it is recommended for fans of Vincent, trucker films, and anti... Review

-- Followed by One Missed Call Final. Review

A plot development occurs early on where a former baddie who cryogenically frozen is de-iced in order for the humans to have a... Review

Predictable, but thankfully, Loveless is not laugh-less. Review

Of very limited appeal though it may be, it certainly deserves a place in the collection of any fan hardcore enough to own all... Review

However, too much bad drama and eccentricities drag the otherwise lively, smart independent flick down. Review

Surge of Power is a rare movie in that it is such an endearingly awful form of entertainment that you end up almost liking it... Review

Warriors Two is one of the best martial arts films ever made, and a superlative example of how Hong Kong filmmakers were using... Review

One last note for those who decide to watch it: be sure to partially stick through the end credits for a funny epilogue to the... Review

No CGI, none of the wire-fu that would plague most later kung fu films, Prodigal Son is one of the last and finest examples of,... Review

For all others, this is a completely generic romantic comedy made worse with headache inducing music, nausea inducing camera,... Review

With the exception of an abrupt and unsatisfying narrated epilogue, this is a solid television production that fans of Cold,,... Review

A valiant effort at a college comedy, but Fulle really should have taken Screenwriting 101 before dishing out a dog-tired... Review

It may help if you can read lips. Review