Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

When the monsters are winning, we all have to deal with them in our own ways. Review

How to Make a Misfire would have been a more honest title. Review

Blood gushes, limbs get lopped off, and Machete beds every appealing woman in sight, all with highly stylized, ultraviolent... Review

The hearse of is just one of many supposedly scary plot devices, and definitely does not appear enough to merit the title, given... Review

However, The Mechanic benefits most, not from its direction or stunts, but from low viewer expectations. Review

I suspect this is exactly the kind of unconditionally adoring audience Fanboys is aiming to reach. Review

B-movie horror lovers will likely be tolerant. Review

Like Inspector Bellamy and his inability to retire, Chabrol could not stop making films to the very end, though both seem more... Review

Although an international success, Fist of Fury plays mostly to its original homeland crowd, with its Chinese underdog vs. Review

More please. Review

Just like any tourist trip , you only get to see the best parts of any city you go to, and all you have to show for the... Review

Best Worst Movie is the dessert to their full-course meal of bad taste. Review

Some of the tasks the actors underneath the masks must perform are not adequately portrayed, such as them trying to eat. Review

Not to mention the stunningly rendered mothership in the sky. Review

But not all of the performances are as fine. Review

Sit with mouth agape at how such macho, amped-up actors cannot figure out how to throw a punch or kick that looks like it comes... Review

Beautifully shot horse racing scenes that get you right down into the action are the real thrill in this otherwise standard... Review

Claire Foy does fine in a crucial performance that, for the sake of the mystery, has her treading the line between innocent girl... Review

The actors perform their respective comedic roles well, with Diaz in the irritatingly ditzy-blonde role reminiscent of Goldie,... Review

Wipe out. Review

It is a strikingly potent film that sticks in your craw for days after seeing it, and, perhaps for the rest of your life, you... Review

The figures may be larger than life, but the portrait is personal and readily identifiable. Review

As with the original Tron, special effects junkies will relish it more than most, and there is undoubtedly a nostalgia factor... Review

When faced with feelings of self-doubt, a dysfunctional support group, or just dumb luck, keep on striving to be the best. Review