Straight-Jacket - Much delight is gleaned from his typical 50's era swinging bachelor demeanor here turned its ear.

Dear Pillow - This film is nothing less than a masterpiece.

The Mayor of Sunset Strip - It's hard to imagine a film more perplexing, delightful and yet sad.

Saved - In the end, it feels like an opportunity for something really bitter and black has been missed.

Dogville - Full of hatred for America and everything that America stands for.

interMission - Thanks to a witty, albeit sophomoric script, good acting, and a heart in the right place, the film ends up coming out winningly.

Paper Clips - Isn't so much about the Holocaust, its horrors and its survivors as it is about children.

Killer Diller - All of this seems like pretty bland and tragically bad stuff until BOOM Lucas Black enters the movie and suddenly, magically, things get good.

Blind Horizon - Oh yes. It's bad.

I Love Your Work - I suppose there are some stupid critics out there who are going to lambast how your film evolves into madness. They are fools.

Luck - At about 4/5 of the way through the movie, all of this turns to shit.

Knots - may not be the best movie ever made but its certainly charming, funny and real at times.

The United States of Leland - It is hard to imagine a film with more sadness at its core.

Napoleon Dynamite - Is quirky and funny.

Super Size Me - I got so bored during this film.

Death and Texas - I hate mockumentaries and I should have known better than to go to this one.

Code 46 - While "Code 46" makes absolutely no sense at all, it is cool as fuck.