Have they added giraffes like it said at the end of the film?

Yes. Calico is the Nurse in the film of 'The Ballad of Dwight Frye' from the 'Brutally Live' tour - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVPFpvQWbKU

In addition to her (b.1981), Alice has a son Dash (b. 1985), who plays in a band called Co-Op (formerly known as Runaway Phoenix); and another daughter Sonora Rose (b. 1992).

They hadn't the last time I went there but that was almost a year ago now.

Night Of The Devils

Excellent Eurohorror flick from the early 70s, with great atmosphere and excellent special effects.

Obviously it's much easier said than done ( rights issues, financial viability etc ) but it's fantastic to see something like this pop up on Blu-ray that hasn't seen the light of day before. Are you listening, Shameless?...

Highly recommended.

I had completely the opposite reaction. I wasn't going to go because I find Wan a banal filmmaker who simply regurgitates every tired horror movie trope, every single film. I should have trusted my judgement.

Personally I'm tired of being force-fed these lazy, sterile, studio product ghost stories that are being churned out at the moment. They're like the Mcdonalds of horror movies and they're simply not scary.

I personally expect better than this naff check-list of clichés, but clearly people are lapping it up.

The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh

Really enjoyed this low key little chiller. Writer/director Rodrigo Gudiño is the founder of Rue Morgue magazine and this is his first full length feature, and a rather nifty little feature it is too. Vanessa Redgrave is the biggest name here, but it's no spoiler to say she's really just present in voice over. It's more a one man show as the recently deceased Rosalind Leigh's estranged son returns home after inheriting her house. She was a devout Christian, her home full of religious iconography and paraphernalia; he is without faith, and as the story unfolds we learn of their relationship.

There's a little bit of House of the Devil as the lead explores Leigh's fabulous house and it's a credit to both the lead actor and director that our attention is held throughout. Sure there's a couple of conventional horror movie tropes, but these are used sparingly (and thus more effectively) and there's a deep pathos to the story, as well as a few nice surprises.

It's no masterpiece, but it's one of those subtle little gems you often find relegated direct to video.

Yes it did not have anything that's not been done before but it was a well made and executed flick.

I hate recent remake after remake.

Each to their own.

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The problem is The Conjuring was more remake than some remakes I've seen.

RED 2.

Easily as fun as the first and a great afternoons entertainment. Witty banter and lots of action with a fairly light-weight plot as an excuse to make a film about relationships like it's predecessor RED 2 is a a lot of silly fun. Anthony Hopkins gets fee reign to overact and chews the scenery up marvelously.

Thats good to know. I look forward to seeing it.