Jason Widgington

Monroe has delivered a solid film that mostly stays true to the original in tone and emotion while also creatively upping the tension and dread for audiences of today. I Spit on Your Grave can best be summed up in a few words: brutal, intense, and morbidly satisfying.

As promising as The Last Exorcism is - there's enough good stuff going on in The Last Exorcism for us to recommend seeing it - ultimately the final reel goes way too far off the rails for the film to be considered anything other than a decent but somewhat disappointing fright flick.

Writer/director Neil Marshall's Centurion, which had its Canadian premiere earlier this summer at the Fantasia Festival, is a solid - if not completely original - historical action film depicting a decimated Roman Legion's survivors fighting and fleeing for their lives from a mythical Pict sect bent on revenge after one of the Romans kills the son of the Pict leader.

The action in The Good, The Bad, The Weird is non-stop and is sure to please fans of westerns and Asian films alike. Hell, any fan of action movies in general should seek this one out.

The action in The Good, The Bad, The Weird is non-stop and is sure to please fans of westerns and Asian films alike. Hell, any fan of action movies in general should seek this one out.