10 Favorite Scary Movies For a New Generation- Number 7: I Know What You Did Last Summer

Ten Favorite Scary Movies For a New Generation is a movie put together by Jamie and Michelle Z starring both Jamie, Paul C, and lots of others discussing our ten favorite horror films! We're very proud of this film and hope you check it out!

Here is part four, number 7 on our list: I Know What You Did Last Summer. To view the rest, you can click on the links for part 3 or part 5 etc.

By: Jamie Z.

Caution: This video contains SPOILERS for the movie I Know What You Did Last Summer

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Celebrity Look Alike of the Week!

Channing Tatum & Wentworth Miller

Channing Tatum, (29)

After his break-out role in Step-Up, Tatum showed his love for action movies by starring in the hits Stop-Loss, Fighting, Public Enemies and G.I. Joe. In his newly released Nicholas Sparks film, Dear John, Tatum shows theres more to him than muscles. He is currently filiming Knockout, another soldier movie set to be relseased in 2011.

Wentwoth Miller, (37)

Miller is best known for starring in the hit tv series Prison Break. He's made guest apperances on many shows including Family Guy, Ghost Whisperer, and Law & Order. He is currently working on the next Resident Evil movie set to be released in September 2010.

Who's Your Favorite?

By: Michelle Z

Review: The Wolfman

Review: The Wolfman 3 1/2 (out of 5) stars

Starring Beneicio Del Toro as a man who comes home after many years to investigate the death of his brother, The Wolfman (2010) is a retelling of the classic full-moon horror tale. Lawrence Talbot (Del Toro) joins in the search for the creature that has been viciously killing people, including his brother, during the full moon. Talbot soon realizes that there is much more going on than meets the eye when after being bit by the creature, he starts exhibiting mysterious symptoms.

Anthony Hopkins plays Talbot’s reclusive father and Hugo Weaving has a smaller part as the inspector working the case. Emily Blunt plays Gwen, the film’s female lead, and does so with the right balance of damsel and heroine. Her performance, as usual, was flawless. Del Toro and Hopkins, on the other hand were a little more difficult to figure out. Due to the lack of character development in the writing, it is hard to determine whether or not the two portray their characters correctly. Nonetheless, these are all afterthoughts to a generally enjoyable film.

Most impressing was the set design. The Wolfman takes place at the end of the 19th century in England. The Moors were creepy, the town was spooky, and the overall effect was brilliant. The transformation from man to werewolf was also impeccably done with a subtlety that was somewhat wasted on the overall effect (he was a bit too wolf-like, in the end).

Lack of character development aside, the film was nearly perfect for the first 90 minutes, with no unnecessary time-filling scenes to make the audience’s thoughts wander. The last half hour was jam-packed with action, although it did hold one too many clichés for my taste. Overall, The Wolfman is a spooky thriller, perfect for fans of classic 1940’s horror but still bloody enough to satisfy a new generation.

By: Jamie Z.

All photos from IMDB.com

10 Favorite Scary Movies For a New Generation- Number 8: Wind Chill

Ten Favorite Scary Movies For a New Generation is a movie put together by Jamie and Michelle Z starring both Jamie, Paul C, and lots of others discussing our ten favorite horror films! We're very proud of this film and hope you check it out!

Here is part three, number 8 on our list: Wind Chill. To view the rest, you can click on the links for part 2 or part 4 etc.

By: Jamie Z.

Caution: This video contains SPOILERS for the movie Wind Chill.

Weekly Fashion Face-Off!

Heidi Klum vs. Jennifer Lopez

Heidi wore this Louis Vuitton dress at a store opening, while Jennifer flaunted hers at a book launch party.

Who wore it better?

By: Michelle Z.