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Sounds like my kind of movie!
ummm....if you'll notice, it wasn't the DNews that discounted the movie. It was the AP. Oh...and it is distasteful, not distatesful. No wonder it is your kind of movie.
Come on JEFF!! Do us some justice and give us a real review. Don't let the paper outsource this one to the AP.
Is that the first movie is one my top ten list. cant wait to go see this. better that girly vampires
perfect then cant wait to see it. This is totally my kind of movie!!
The sequel nobody was waiting for. Thanks for the warning.
This is a movie. Not a documentary showing on the 6 o'clock news. It's getting bagged on as such a wretched film, but people of the correct age, whom shouldn't be swayed by fiction, are seeing this by choice. Lighten up a little.
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