Tubbs’s Film Reviews

648 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Last House on the Left, The (1972): If the sales of chainsaws increased after the release of this film the authorities would have been worried.
Little Girl Who Lives Down The Lane, The (1976): The screenplay might be a product of its time and may not be made 50 years on. It is worth a look because of young Jodie's performance. Young yes but already a veteran at such a young age.
Woman Next Door, The (1981): What there was of a screenplay provided little challenge to the talents of the two leads.
Lifeforce (1985): From the excellent pen of Colin Wilson. Railsback is not very good but there is some talent in the cast. Well worth a try.
Life Coach, The (Le Coach) (2009): The material is light and not particularly original but the leads are watchable.
Beaches (1988): A ball of noisy energy.
Last Metro, The (1980): The story within the story extends the running time somewhat but the writing, casting, and the production values help you through.
Mystic River (2003): Clint seems most comfortable with projects that run over two hours. Here is another one. A reasonable story and the best bits are when Bacon and Fishburne are working off each other.
It's Only Money (1962): A solid comedy thanks mainly to a good cast with Jack Weston scene stealing.
Crows O (Kurôzu zero) (2007): Try viewing it as a comedy and imagine that the director is taking the mickey out of the hysterics and posturing of the kids. Too long though as the action sequences have a similarity to them.

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Tubbs’s Film Reviews