Tim Driver

This movie is at best a series of highlight reels strung together enough to call it a movie. It is completely void of emotion and scares. What a waste of time and talent. 1979 Salem's Lot is still the best.

Bleak, hopeless, and ultimately pointless.

Imagine The Ransome Of Redchief meets Bram Stoker's DRACULA. GREAT FILM.

A MARVEL movie with heart and soul. I love this movie.

I have watched this movie no less than a hundred times in the last 44 years. It’s my opinion that this is the best and most original monster movie since Creature From the Black Lagoon. In fact The Gill Man, Xenomorph, and the Predator are three of the GREATEST (suit) MOVIE MONSTERS OF ALL TIME. Only Godzilla equals them.

I just couldn’t imagine the holiday season without this beautiful gem.

The original The Planet of the Apes deserves a top 10 spot on any top 10 movie list, especially science fiction.

Some of the “pop culture “gags are dated but if it weren’t for Ole’ Frogmouth Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble, there would never have been a Homer Simpson or Peter Griffin.

This movie is a great love letter to the 1968 original. Seeing Caesar suffer the same barbaric treatment as Taylor did in the original is both tragic and foreboding. Lon Chaney Sr. was the man of a thousand faces. Andy Serkis is the man of a thousand characters. His portrayal of Caesar stands tall beside his portrayal of Gollum in the Parthenon of great characters. Hail Caesar!

Such a rare treat to watch a classic vampire film that doesn’t feature DRACULA in it’s title; truly the only thing missing from this film- PETER CUSHING.