Some Thanks.

Over the past few weeks I've been lucky enough to get some attention to my..."work."

My Disturbingly Cheap reviews are now also being presented at www.MultiMediaMouth.com (although they'll still appear on my blog). MMM is a fun website that I'm happy to be apart of as it grows.

And recently, as in about 5 minutes before I started writing this blog, www.straight2dvdmovies.com wrote a very nice piece about my reviews and I thank them very much. It is (for lack of much more expressive words) neat. Their website is helpful to me as I plan ahead for future releases, research movies released earlier, and wonder about the straight-to-DVD dominance that is Tinker Bell.

I'll try and keep up the good...work. Really? I can call this stuff work, right? Well, maybe I'll keep it off the resume for now...

Thanks again, all.

~DC

DC Reviews: Detention

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David Carradine's last film is a straight to DVD release. So, what is it like?

The Maze

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A low-budget slasher film set in a corn maze...mostly. Hope you enjoy the review.

Bear

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Take a cup of Cujo, a tablespoon of Jaws 4: The Revenge, ;and a dash of silly "Spirit of the" logic. Add it together and you get Bear.

Disturbingly Cheap Reviews: The Traveler

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Val Kilmer. He used to be a big star. Now, he's attempting to find a niche on the straight to DVD market. This supernatural revenge horror film...does not help.

Breathing Room

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A bunch of strangers find themselves in a life-or-death situation and have to work together in order to have a chance to survive. That's definitely never happened before...

Hunt to Kill

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The debut of Disturbingly Cheap Reviews. A first attempt at an idea inspired by lack of film image capturing devices and an open MSPaint program. Steve Austin plays a border patrolman forced to help thieves track down a crooked partner who took the money and ran. ;