Pandorum

Great movie. I love Ben Foster. The movie looked good, and it was suspenseful.

Friday the 13th

Why does this have the exact same title as the first one? Couldn't they add "part 11" or something? The opening sequence was pretty cool, and Jared Padalecki is still cute. I guess it was an okay movie, for what it is.

The Evil Dead

Bruce was nice, but overall, it was definitely not my bag.

Quarantine

I had to see it because I saw the trailer two or three times and I wanted to know what the secret was. The part before they get to the apartment building was dreadful, but there was stuff that made it interesting later, and I found it to be appropriately suspenseful.

Stephen King's It

Compared to the book, this pretty much sucked. I'd love to see what they could do with it now. I demand to see the space turtle that sicked up the universe!

The overall style of it was also terrible. But, all that aside, Tim Curry does a pretty good job with Pennywise.

Session 9

Freaking creepy, and the fact that it was shot in an actual mental hospital that had really been abandoned for over 15 years makes it even better. Oddly enough, though, I think it would've been scarier without the added "supernatural" element.

30 Days of Night

There can't be much story here and I didn't like Josh's performance, but other than that this movie definitely delivers, especially in the gruesome department.

Dead Silence

The beginning is terrible, but after that it manages to be perfectly modern while retaining, as someone who worked on it put it, "all the touchstones of horror."

Infection

If you want a real horror movie, watch an Asian one.