The Skulls

walker & jackson were great in this movie. This is probably joshua jackson's best movie. check it out if you haven't already.... Full review

This is kinda a boring movie, but i liked it also. It kinda grows on you though cause i actually ended up buying it..i dont really watch it very often but its probably worth yer time.... Full review

This movie is one of my favorite movies ever. I think one of the greatest parts about this movie is wondering if something like this has or could happen. I was drawn into this movie the first time I watched it... Full review

I could never really imagine Jackson and Walker acting in a movie together, but u can really tell that they work awsome together as you watch The Skulls. Its a suspense/Thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat... Full review

This is my absolute favorite movie of all time, It is thrilling and it keeps you on the edge of your seat. I feel like Im in the movie when Im watching it. I hav the movie on VHS and DVD... Full review

the whole idea of the secret societies is very interesting. The skulls pay for college, cars and all sorts of things. this is definitely worth watching... Full review

the movie was very good and had a strong story line, also keeps the audience interested in whats happening to the characters. Great movie... Full review

I was watching a movie and it ended then this one came on. I wanted to change the channel, but I didn\\'t. The beginning had that kind of creepy-like music goin\\' on and it had some good visuals. I watched the... Full review

This movie was so amazing simply because it went up against the so called " Skulls & Bones " Society at Yale. The film was brilliant just in that not to mention a great story with twists and great acting from... Full review

This is one of those pretty entertaining-yet-not memorable stories. It's about a "secret society" in an Ivy League school and a subsequent cover-up of a murder. There is a neat little twist about a half hour before the end of... Full review

If you like paranoia and conspiracy thrillers The Skulls delivers modest At times unintentionally hilarious, The Skulls features a cast largely of television actors having a shot at a feature film. ... Full Review

This is not the film that will blow the lid off Yale's famous "Skull and Bones" club. When Cabel Mandrake (Paul Walker) awakens in his coffin, alongside his dozen or so pledge brothers, each in his own coffin, his first question which echoes off the walls of the vast dungeon-like room where they find themselves is: "Where can I get some more of that shit?! ... Full Review

The Skulls are powerful and wealthy enough not only to pay his way through college, but get him accepted into any law school in the nation, and give him plenty of spending money besides. The acting isn't bad, except for William L. Petersen (who appeared in "Cousins"). ... Full Review

The Skulls are based on the notorious real-life Skull and Bones society at Yale. Caleb has been handed everything in life, thanks to his rich and powerful father, judge Litten Mandrake (Craig T. Nelson) who happens to be the current president of the Skulls. ... Full Review

To my dismay, however, it appears like the movie is very well attempting to be a serious-minded thriller. Worst of all, when "The Skulls" isn't downright awful, it's just a chore to sit through. ... Full Review

THE SKULLS TRILOGY consists of three thrilling nail-biters from start to finish. The series premise is very loosely based on the "Skull & Bones" fraternity at Yale University, which included as members the trilogy's screenwriter John Pogue, as well as... ... Full Article

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Would you swear your allegiance to some stealth secret society seducing you with insurmountable sums, slick sports cars, sexy slender sisters, scholarships to study law at several esteemed schools essentially securing your prospective professional success? ... Full Article

In this suspense drama, a college student finds himself immersed in forces beyond his control. Born and raised in a working-class Connecticut community, Luke McNamara (Joshua Jackson) made it into an Ivy League college, where he's done quite well; his... ... Full Article

I caught a screening of Philip Kaufman's new picture "Quills" last night. In "Quills" Kaufman tries to impart the story of the Marquee de Sade and the asylum in which he was interred. ... Full Article

The general gist is that Luke (Josh Jackson) is a kid who grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in New Haven and has straightened himself out to become a fine student, and champion crew team member at... ... Full Article