Spiral

Co-directed by Adam Green ( Hatchet ) and Moore from Jeremy Boerings screenplay, Spiral moves along a little too slowly for me, but the incredible ending is worth the wait. We get very nervous as the upbeat Amber and Mason grow closer and closer in their relationship. ... Full Review

Still, it's hard to get past the fact that the movie is ultimately one long, slow buildup to a surprise ending that conceals two or three twisting secrets while still remaining elusive and open to interpretation. It's hard to explain what happens next without ruining the ending, but there's some concern that Mason may have a violent streak hiding just under the surface as well as the possibility that Amber may be a figment of Mason's imagination. ... Full Review

Perhaps inside a short film template, "Spiral" would've blossomed as a quick jab of mental trauma. Spiral" is ambitious, but it's also fatally flawed. A great chunk of the problem lies in Moore's performance. ... Full Review

I'm thrilled that Anchor Bay Entertainment has now chosen two of my films for inclusion in their amazing film library. Both are uniquely gifted filmmakers, and Spiral promises even greater chills than Hatchet. ... Full Review

Mason is never truly noticed by anyone, save his boss, Berkeley (Zachary Levi), not quite a friend, but a sole source of companionship in an otherwise isolated existence. ... Full Article

DVD : Horror : 0 comments: 03/23/2008 For those who like to keep guessing, even after the movie is over, this one is for you. Joel David Moore co-directs and stars as Mason, an introverted telemarketer with a talent for ... Full Article