Rabbit, Author at Subversive Rabbit

Creepshow [1982]

Rabbit / June 12, 2010

Not as scary as it is charmingly funny and nostalgic, Creepshow is a stylish horror anthology based on Stephen King’s five juicy stories.

Rabbit / June 9, 2010

This easygoing indie movie is something that you need to check out. Although not so serious as American Beauty or

Rabbit / June 8, 2010

Blending science fiction, horror, and comedy, The Faculty is just so fucking entertaining! Visuals still hold up and the cast is just perfect.

Rabbit / June 7, 2010

With a budget of over $150 million, The Wolfman is a big werewolf movie featuring stunning visuals, a great cast and lofty period setting.

Rabbit / June 6, 2010

The Book of Eli is a post-apocalyptic western starring Denzel Washington that does look great but features a dumb religious propaganda story.

Rabbit / June 5, 2010

They just don’t make cool sword and sorcery movies like Solomon Kane anymore. This is a stylish action adventure with

Rabbit / June 4, 2010

The vibrant museum setting, graphic violence, and great practical effects made The Relic quite a refreshing creature feature experience.

Rabbit / June 3, 2010

I wonder how many more movies will be made with the same tag-line of what would guys do for pussy?

Rabbit / June 2, 2010

Injecting a healthy dose of subversive realism and black humor into a classic superhero story, Kick-Ass is one kickass movie and a must-see.

Rabbit / June 1, 2010

A true feast for the eyes but not so much mind, Alice in Wonderland 2010 edition follows now 19-year-old Alice down the rabbit hole.

Rabbit / May 31, 2010

Defusing difficult subjects with black humor and absurdity, Happiness is one of those movies that will stay with you for a long time.

Rabbit / May 30, 2010

Blood Simple is an effective noir thriller doubling as a small-town crime movie and featuring all of the trademark Coen Brothers goodies.