Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Not me. Review

In most regards, however, these musicians are portrayed more as larger-than-life caricatures than as real-life characters. Review

Not that we need to see graphic details of the killings to feel the impact, but the slowness by which the films up makes the... Review

The ending may split some viewers, as it will strike some looking for an upbeat ending as a bit grim, and, conversely, some who... Review

Giallo, the movie, inspires little fear, but boy is it ever sick. Review

If the first film had been mostly a regurgitation of the Poltergeist plot line, Insidious: Chapter 2 will likely remind many... Review

After all, what man can compete with Mr. Review

Tommy Lee Jones supports with yet another Federal Agent character in a long series of many. Review

They also effectively capture the shorthand communication employed by many teens, including the lack of caring on typos and such. Review

And let it out they must in order to move on, but to let it out to just anyone involves a good deal of trust, care and... Review

Political subtext notwithstanding, what viewers love about the film, and pretty much any Carpenter flick, is its inherent b... Review

I guess he just wants to be creeped out whenever possible. Review

Personally, I do feel that Twohy goes a bit overboard in the gore department in some of the scenes. Review

The appeal may hit home more with folks who follow the movie industry, but lovers of character-driven indie comedies will also... Review

It also plays a tad long, with too many last quarter plot developments that should have been introduced earlier. Review

The Colony still features a decent performance from Laurence Fishburne, but, alas, during scenes he is not a part of, which are,... Review

Given the sudsy romantic nature of it, middle-aged or older women are likely the target demographic for the film, and some might... Review

Some may find the seemingly tacked-on ending counterintuitive to the more effectively bleak elements of the rest of the story. Review

Note: Though you may be tempted to jump to life and head toward the exit, you should know that some additional fight scenes are... Review

As it feels like a made-for-TV release, it will likely play better on the small screen, so I think many will be surprised to,,... Review

The older generation who often accepted the terms of their lot in life, hoping that putting in hard work and diligent avoidance... Review

Audiences will join the main characters by begging to be let out of this vehicle at the first available opportunity. Review

Insipid would be a better title. Review

Though it has a more natural delivery and higher emphasis on its dramatic arc, design comparisons to Say Anything are merited. Review