Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Still, taking Vampire Bats on its own teen shocker terms, this is an extremely derivative horror film too mild in its attempts... Review

Also amazing is how overt the covert operation is. Review

It is also recommended for those that like movies about making movies, and the stinging barbs of criticism against Hollywood and... Review

Merely imitates other inspired comedies without any lasting voice of its own. Review

The only thing the creators of this bad action movie get right is actually making us feel sorry for the damn whales, with the... Review

Long, but romantic, refreshing, and completely enchanting. Review

Infectious, nostalgic fun. Review

In particular, although this is a G rated film, there are quite a few double entendres thrown in for good measure. Review

Movies based on games that take their style from other movies are merely recycling ideas that are already recycled, and that,,... Review

The Fog is vaporous entertainment, rolling in and out without much notice, too dim and insubstantial to leave a lasting... Review

For those of you like me, who watch Seagal films to make fun of them, this also will not disappoint. Review

-- Followed in 1998 by a needless, and unfunny, sequel, Blues Brothers 2000. Review

For less discriminating Bat-fans only. Review

Even if the movie is old, the themes are absolute -- to love is a gift, as Agnes has come to find out. Review

The visceral impact stays with you long after the two hours you spend with it are over. Review

We saw this sort of formula before in movies like The Full Monty and Calendar Girls, and Kinky Boots sticks very close to the... Review

While the subject matter is as serious as can be, there is a level of amusement in seeing the folly of these deluded men, as... Review

It only achieves being a convoluted, unfocused mess. Review

Good performances and interesting characters bolster this standard story into something worthwhile for those looking for Clint... Review

Bridges also offers some nice touches in his subdued portrayal of a young man conflicted without being able to articulate just... Review

Pacino gives another of his showy performances, which can cut both ways, depending on your tolerance for his technique,... Review

The potential was there for a real shocker ending, but the creators took a more amiable approach, and left this intriguing... Review

Reeve is chivalrous and Seymour very elegant, and despite the rather short time they spend together, when they profess their,... Review

As fun as the 1970s nostalgia may be, there are universal themes here that resonate wonderfully, if only one is able to see and,... Review