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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       C-      Halloween (2007)      "By the time Zombie gets to the Laurie Strode section of the film...he has stripped Myers of his mystique and therefore, I presume unintentionally, of his menace without leaving adequate space for something like commiseration in its absence." [movie review]      Cinepinion       C-      Halloween II (2009)      "Myers is Operation Enduring Iraqi Freedom incarnate..." [movie review]      Cinepinion            Halloween II (1981)      "Halloween...is in a class by itself, and comparing the sequel to it--as critics and audiences often do, dismissively--is unfair. Sure, [it] lacks the freshness of its predecessor. But compared to films its own size...it's a goddamn masterpiece." [movie review]      The L Magazine       B+      Hamlet 2 (2008)      "It's not in its movie biz opprobrium that the film finds its poignancy, but rather in 'Hamlet 2,' the play within the film--the thing wherein Coogan will catch his own conscience. Or subconscious." [movie review]      Cinepinion            The Hangover (2009)      "The filmmakers, like their characters, [are] just a bunch of asses, perpetuating the worst of society." [movie review]      The L Magazine       A      Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)      "A veiled, disturbing and piercingly autobiographical confessional of lust and domestic dissatisfaction." [movie review]      Cinepinion       B+      The Happening (2008)      "Wrapping global warming (and more!) anxieties in 1950's B-movie atmosphere, The Happening is simultaneously the most serious and most fun piece of post-Inconvenient Truth filmmaking that America has yet produced." [movie review]      Cinepinion            Harmony and Me (2009)      "[It] has nothing going for it: not its ghastly DV aesthetic, not its mangled sense of humor, not its go-nowhere narrative, not its casual non-performances, not its haphazard editing." [movie review]      The L Magazine            Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)      "More like And the Hot-Blooded Teens." [movie review]      The L Magazine       0/5      Henry Poole Is Here (2008)      "The worst movie of the year." [movie review]      The L Magazine            Les herbes folles (2009)      "On the surface, [it']s about obsessive romantic love; a bit deeper, it's about an elderly cineaste's obsession with the movies." [movie review]      Cinepinion       B+      Hoppity Goes to Town (1941)      "By contemporary standards a politically radical animated feature that pushes a progressive, quasi-socialist agenda in its depiction of a multi-species insect community harassed by land owners..." [movie review]      Cinepinion       A-      The Host (2007)      "The Host could easily be read as, what else, an allegory for The War on Terror. When the American military uses violence, against a monster of its own creation, mind you, it's mostly a lot of innocent civilians who are hurt in the process." [movie review]      Cinepinion       C+      Hostel: Part II (2007)      "By the end, Hostel II has devolved into sheer farce, though not before a ballsy killing sequence..." [movie review]      Cinepinion       B      Hot Fuzz (2007)      "the film's ample amount of laughs stem, in equal measure, from the genre spoofing as well as from the natural comic acumen (and comic-foil rapport) of the leads" [movie review]      Cinepinion            The House of the Devil (2009)      "On the one hand, we should commend horror directors that choose not to revel too long in geysers of blood (for not "Eli Rothing"); on the other, build-up without satisfying denouement is exasperating." [movie review]      The L Magazine

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