Its October, and its time to cuddle up to a nice romantic movie about two children who find a budding adolescent love. Not your cup of tea? What if I told you one is a 12 year old vampire and the other quite possibly a budding psychopath? Oh and the vampire is Hit-Girl and the psychopath is the little boy from The Road. Yeah, now you're in. Join me as I review the new film Let Me In.

Did you bother to see The Nightmare on Elm Street remake? If you haven't made the mistake yet, maybe this review will help you realize that Freddy's time has come and gone.

Ponyo is Hayao Miyazaki's latest film and after storming across the world in theaters is finally dropping on DVD Tuesday March 2nd in America. Does it live up to the legendary director's list of animation masterpieces or did it miss the mark? More after the jump.

Not all horror movies are meant to scare you. Some are meant to haunt you. The Final is a dark satire that challenges the sensibilities of the modern socialized North American. It is one of those films that will spark equal amounts of outrage and consideration. Its very subject matter is so controversial that many will chastise it without even seeing it. Every action has consequences; are you prepared for yours?

Kick-Ass released into theaters this weekend. Hot off a comic book with a cult-like following and a slew of well-received trailers - can the movie possibly live up to the hype? Find out after the jump...

Time for the second installment into the Surreal Cinema. This time we're going all the way to Denmark to bring you some fine Danish-mation or whatever you might call it. Part vigilante film-part cartoon this is definitely a film for grown-up's. So if you're ready to take on hard-core porn with some ultra-violence and a stuffed rabbit, read on. I'm not kidding.

Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li is one of the worst films I've seen in recent years. Not bad in a good way either. If you're a fan of the Street Fighter series or cinema in general stay the fuck away. Read on if you want to find out just how bad it is.

The remake of George Romero's The Crazies is currently in theaters and garnering some significant decent reviews. How does it hold up in the eyes of a horror aficionado? You'll have to read on to find out.

Lo is a movie filmed as if it was a play, featuring singing demons, bloody tormented souls, and a whole lot of pining about love. If you want to watch one of the most insanely bizarre comedies ever conceived this is a perfect movie for you.

Ponyo is Hayao Miyazaki's latest film and after storming across the world in theaters is finally dropping on DVD Tuesday March 2nd in America. Does it live up to the legendary director's list of animation masterpieces or did it miss the mark? More after the jump.

Resident film buff Brian Ross has a brand new series for you folks today called Surreal Cinema. Throughout the series, it'll look at films that are a tad eccentric if not outright weird. The first entry is a rather unknown gem called Ink that depicts an epic battle between good and evil waged across the real and dream world.

The Hurt Locker has been getting a lot of buzz recently as award season kicks into full gear. The latest movie filmed around the still ongoing Iraq War is a powerful look at war and its effect on America's young soldiers.

Do you watch Lost? If you do I'm sure you have some questions about the series and what the hell is actually going on. Hopefully in the sixth and final season (starting February 2nd) we finally get some answers. Here's the ten big questions that I can't wait to have answered.

From Hurricanes to 9/11, it has been a crappy ten years. Join Brian Ross as he reflects on the decade past by looking at the movies that defined America from 2000-2009. A truly unique way to experience what some have called the Decade from Hell.

Believe the Hate or Hype?
A lot of people are questioning whether or not to believe the hate or hype for Avatar. I was one of them. Now that I've seen the movie that some call the Star Wars of this generation, I can't help but think - why isn't everyone going to see this?

Stephen King is one of the most respected and prolific authors of our generation. Amazingly his literary accompishments are almost out-shadowed by his cinematic ones. Read on to see our picks for his best movie adaptations.

Horror Edition
Back in the July issue I had an article titled Windows to Horror. It had no real text, it was just a visual shrine to horror movie posters and box covers. The covers are back, but this time I've erased all the words on them. See how well you know your horror movies from a box image alone. You'll be surprised.

Let's face it, even a minor horror aficionado is going to be a little bored on Halloween. All the good films are rented out by fair weather fans and only the big three - Freddy, Jason, and Michael Meyers - really ever play. Even if you do watch them on TV, they usually edit out all the best parts. There is no random T&A in the shower, no shots of the actual kill, etc. So here's a way to get into the Halloween spirit and perhaps open yourself up to some new movies. I'll name a well known movie, then a smaller one you can rent instead.

Halloween as a holiday has generally been neglected. Sure, countless horror movies take place during it, but how many have really been about it? Trick 'r Treat rectifies that problem by finally making Halloween the star of a movie and not just a creepy setting. Read on to find out more about this new Halloween classic.

America is abuzz about the film Paranormal Activity. A viral marketing campaign has created tremendous buzz for it. EoV's Brian Ross finally got a peep at it and is dying to let you know if it really lives up to the hype. Read on to find out.

One of these two films is being called the best horror film of the year, and quite possibly the scariest film ever. The other is about the king of ass holes doing what he does best. Both are indie films in limited release. The catch is how they are releasing. Read on to see how you can get them to come to your own hometown.

Ever wanted to Alice totally out insane the Mad Hatter? What about Sleeping Beauty with her eyes stitched up? Read on to see of the most twisted Disney depictions ever. Check 'em out fast before the lawyers get let loose.

To some movie trailers are the perfect excuse to show up late to a theater, but to others they are a reason to get excited. If you're the later or hell, you just want to check it out read on to find out about the best trailers of the last decade.

District 9 is the second surprise hit of the summer after the hilarious Hangover. Part sci-fi, part action, part social commentary, entirely worth the price of admission. Check out a fairly spoiler free review and discuss the film as Brian Ross attempts to convince you it is a video game movie despite there being no actual game.

Hayao Miyazaki is considered to be one of the greatest directors of all time and often called the "Disney of the East." Brian Ross invites you to take his hand and get lost in the legendary worlds that Miyazaki has created through Studio Ghibli. Whether a long time fan or just hearing about him now, this is your ticket to hop aboard and let adventure take you away. To hear about movies that aren't just fun watch, but pure to their very essence. Not just cinema, but humanity at its very best.

Brian Ross tackles the new Vegas comedy flick, The Hangover. Check it out in our forums and let Brian know your thoughts about the movie.

Ten classic films that definitely ain't for your grandma. A look at ten surprisngly fresh, sometimes controversial, always bad ass films from before the eighties.