Anthony Valla

This is a very thrilling film to watch. This type of film definitely rejuvenated the presence of vampires in the horror genre, as zombies get all of the love. I really can appreciate how the were able to integrate the horror aspect in a historical context, basing it on the relevant blues culture of the time. All of the actors give good performances. Even though the build-up and set-up to the main antagonists of the film is lengthy, its easy to sit back and immerse yourself into it as the viewer. The vampires in the film give an imposing feel to the atmosphere during the juke box showdown, trying to vehemently get into the building. The only drawback of this film that comes to mind is that the experienced Choctaws did not get more screen time as they could have been good adversaries to the vampires. The flash forward scene to 1992 was unexpected but good to see.

Funnier than it seemed on the surface. Keith David as Louis, PTSD stricken Vietnam war veteran, is hilarious. Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez both play their parts well in this flick. The only significant negative part of this film is its abprut ending with no resolution of note.

Amazing and accurate program. This shows gives a detailed dedication to every subject's life and ultimate death time and time again.

Classic movie. Can say very few words on its pure excellence. The way the tension builds and how your see the multiple facets of reasonable doubt emerge is spectacular to watch and keeps you on the edge of your seat. Every actor who plays the jury here killed it.

Corny but very good kills, Angela the demon is a very good antagonist here. Really picks up in action and suspense throughout the film.

Great movie. Very good 80s feel good fantasy movie that kept me engaged throughout the entire film.

Very boring comedy. Best character in the film is Charles Grodin's character George Maitlin