1:26 a.m.
MAT
Kiefer Sutherland and Bill from
"Bill and Ted's excellent adventure", are bad-ass vampires.
Corey Feldman insults Corey Haim. Corey Haim reads a vampire
comic. Rumor has it, Hollywoods trying to re-make this as "The
Lost Girls". The director of the Lost Boys directed such
wonderful films as Batman Forever, and Batman and Robin. Corey
Haim's older brother wants to be a vampire and feels a bit peckish.
A few scenes later, They face off against Keifer Sutherland in
a training sequence worthy of Rocky. The make-up is interesting,
the acting is servicable, the showdown is incredible. After this
movie, I'll never look at garlic the same way again. The early
vampire killing scenes are pretty awful.
4 out of 5
GREG
The appearence of Jason Patric
creates unpleasant flashbacks to Speed 2: Cruise Control, which
I had previously tried to repress. I heard somewhere that Mat's
an idiot. Haim + Feldman, dynamic duo once again. Feldman always
play a lovable character. In this movie he plays a new type of
character, convincingly, of course. Corey Feldman is the greatest
actor of all time! Bill, Keifer, Haim, Feldman, this movie must
be good. "They're only noodles, Micheal" would be an
excellent for an album. This movie is cool. I like vampires.
I like Bill from "Bill+ Ted...." . If I were a woman,
I would like to bag Corey Feldman. I hope that doesn't sound
weird.
Conclusion: Grandpa - rocks.
Feldman - rocks, Movie- eh.
Rating: 3.5 MRU's out of 5
3.5 Feldman's out of 5
Death Count: 16
ZACK
This blows my mind. It's directed
by Joel Shumacher, and it doesn't suck?! Another odd part is
that Corey Feldman plays a supporting role, yet has top billing.
That's the way it should always be. [e.n. - at least the top
billing part.] Have I mentioned that Mat is an idiot lately?
Bill from "Bill and Ted's excellent adventure" looks
funny with long hair. I'm still a little tired. I really like
this couch. If Mat wasn't also using it, I'd be making a fort
out of it. Mat sucks. When Jason Patric fell off o the bridge,
I bet he crapped himself. Whoa, I sware that I just saw the Leprechaun
run across the backround in a scene in the kitchen. I like the
grandfather.
The presence of Feldman allowed
this movie to maintain it's perfect score.
Final Rating: 5 out of 5 on
the Feldman scale
7.7 out of 10 on the Mat suckitude
scale.
(I hope he falls asleep.) |
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