Horror
Rod Lott
Earlier this week, I lambasted writer/director Deon Taylor’s execrable “Nite Tales: The Series” collection on DVD — a trouncing it absolutely deserves — so I approached his feature “Chain Letter
” with extreme
caution. 
Friday 24 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Twilight
Chain Letter
Enjoyable in a delightfully brain-dead way
Horror
Rod Lott
Earlier this week, I lambasted writer/director Deon Taylor’s execrable “Nite Tales: The Series” collection on DVD — a trouncing it absolutely deserves — so I approached his feature “Chain Letter
” with extreme
caution. Let Me In
Let it into your viewing list
Meskada
Bleak, but mildly diverting
Red Riding Hood
This wolf tale comes close to being a ‘woof’ one
Twilight this
OKG7 things to do
Gazette staff
Calm down, wussy-vampire fanatics — we’re talking about the annual Sunday Concert Series at the Myriad Botanical Gardens, 301 W. Reno.
Geek love
Satisfy your inner nerd at Science Museum Oklahoma’s gift shop.
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
Guess what comes out in two days? I’ll give you a hint: It’s on the cover; I’ve blogged/talked/wrote about it kind of incessantly; I may or may not be wearing a T-shirt dedicated to it right now.
Love Wedding Marriage
Mandy Moore deserves better than this rom-com.
Comedy
Rod Lott
In a better world, the beautiful and talented Mandy Moore would be a huge movie star, rather than the marginal one she is. With little exception (“Saved!”), she’s cast in projects beneath her talent. “Love Wedding Marriage
” is the latest.
Water for Elephants
Dung for you.
Drama
Rod Lott
What seemed exciting in Sara Gruen's best-selling novel plays flat in the painful "Water for Elephants," a wretchedly written and overwrought drama that leaps to the top of my list of the year's worst films.
Breaking Wind
Pffffffttttttt.
Comedy
Rod Lott
You need not have seen a single Twilight film to get the jokes in the parody Breaking Wind, because there aren’t any.
Night Wolf / Hidden
This is horror?
Horror
Rod Lott
From the looks of a most unfortunate, unplanned double feature I recently experienced with Night Wolf and Hidden, the genre of horror has been reduced to 90 minutes of young people crawling around in abandoned structures.
