SEVEN

What a shocker!!! Seven tells the story of a twisted serial killer and the two cops who are on his trail. The killer (Played by Kevin Spacey) believes he is doing the will of God by murdering 7 people, each for commiting one of the seven sins. As the detectives (Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt) move in closer to their man the story builds up to what must be one of the most shocking endings in cinema history. If you are put off by blood or violence then stay clear of this one.

The Lost Boys

One of my personal favourites and a cult classic. The Lost boys tells the story of a family who move to a new city which just happens to be the murder capital of the world. Once there, the family become involved with a gang of Vampires, and must fight for survival.A very talented cast including Kiefer Sutherland, Corey Haim and Corey Feldman. A must see for all horror or comedy fans.

The Invasion

Starring Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig. This is what I believe to be the THIRD remake of the 1950's classic 'Invasion of the bodysnatchers'. It doesn't quite have the eery effect of the 1970's Version starring Donald Sutherland, but does entertain. Worth a watch.

For me, the story was too short. I have no complaints with the ending of the movie or the pace of it, but it was just too short. It's like they rushed the film a little.

I AM LEGEND

I saw this one in the cinema, and although the explanation for the destruction of mankind was made more clear. I still preferred 'The Omega Man' which was a previous version of the same movie. The special effects seemed a little under done, and the movie was just too short without any major plot parts. Worth a watch though.

The story follows Doctor Neville (Will Smith) the last surviving human in New York. He fights desperately for the cure to the virus that has killed most of mankind and left the rest as zombies.