Horror1 Reviews

Halloween II (1981)

A Good Horror Movie

[10/10 · 29 June 1999]

I agree that this movie is not the original. However, I still appreciate this one greatly. Maybe its just because I am a big horror fan that I like this movie. I think the movie is a good sequel to the original classic. For one thing, it takes place right after the end of the original. Also, it is scary. Something a horror movie must be. Another good thing is that it explains why Michael is going after Laurie. Just go see it.

The General's Daughter (1999)

A Complex Mystery

[26 June 1999]

I saw this movie last night and was in for a surprise. I really thought it would be another boring detective movie, with the audience not able to follow. However, to my surprise, the plot was easy to follow, the acting was great, and the story was true. The movie was great because it gave the audience a chance to become the detective. There were some down-sides though. First of all, some parts became boring and did not focus much on the plot. Also, the movie was "split" so much. You kept going from 4 scenes, back and forth. Overall, I thought it was still very good. This movie did have nudity, vulgarity, and sexual themes so I would suggest it to older audiences.

Urban Legend (1998)

Am I the Only One?

[10/10 · 13 March 1999]

Please don't send me Emails saying you disagree - but I like the movie! Even though it wasn't scary it still seemed like a good movie. You never knew who the killer was and never suspected ?? until the end. I thought it was filled with action and a good plot. I give it 3 out of 4 stars!

Are You Afraid of the Dark? (1990–2000)

A clever thriller for kids...

[13 March 1999]

This is to kids ages 7-12: You probably would like this show if you don't get too afraid from ghosts and demons. The plot is just that a group of people tell spooky stories. None contain any real scare and none contain visual killings. Rated Y7 for parts that may scare kids. Anyone over 12 might want to find a new show. I don't think you would be scared by it and it wouldn't appeal to you (probably).

Cousin Skeeter (1998–2002)

A Funny Show For Kids

[20 February 1999]

This show is perfect for all those 6-12 year olds out there who are too old for Barney/Tellytubbies but too young for Friends or Seinfield. In the funny episodes, Skeeter always manages to get into trouble and his cousin Bobby always gets blamed. Somehow though Skeeter always comes through and saves Bobby's back. The show is funny, creative, and well written for KIDS. Teenagers might find some parts amusing but I would suggest a more grown up show. A Nick classic.

Two of a Kind (1998–1999)

TGIF's Newest Show

[20 February 1999]

A new comedy with the Olsen twins. This however is probably their best. Now they both are on set and act as a single father's two daughters. The show will bring laughs as the girls become teenagers and get help from their cool, hip-hop sitter. I would watch it once and see how you like it. Perfect for boys and girls between 7-14.

Friends (1994–2004)

The Ultimate Comedy

[20 February 1999]

If you are looking for a great show with tons of comedy, romance, love, and excitement this is your show. Meet Rachael, Joey, Ross, Monica, Phoebe, and Chandler in this never ending sitcom. Watch how they take on life in their apartment, in the coffee house, or even in the fat ugly naked man's house, now Ross's apartment. Check out the new Friends every Thursday on NBC at 8:00 Eastern Times. It won't be a mistake.

Five out of Five

Halloween (1978)

"A CLASSIC HORROR"

[10/10 · 20 February 1999]

Halloween is by far one of my favorite horror movies. Actually it is one of my favorite movies. I love how the movie, music, characters, and effects all help you feel afraid, yet suspenseful. I suggest this movie to anyone older than 10 who loves horror movies. This is a perfect movie for those of you who hate gore.