Luis Sanchez (VOS410)

Before the diabolical "Paranormal Activity", there was the Amityville Horror.


Director Stuart Rosenberg does his own paranormal doings in this ghostly demonic terror starring James Brolin and Superman's women Margot Kidder.

Synopsis: A newly married couple with children moves into a new home for a happy life beginning. But in a matter of days, a paranormal disturbance in the house has the family in shambles that leads them into believing their house is surely haunted.

If you happen to have liked the premise on "Paranormal Activity" then you'll most enjoy this film that will give you more or less the same situation. Only in this one, there is not only a demon walking around the house, but a child ghost lurking about. Not everyone would find this very scary - it was made so long ago, but you may find Jody (little girl ghost) a bit frightening regardless that she is a spirit and not there to harm anyone.

Then of course you could go ahead and take a look at the remake for a mix and match; see how they compare, but I thought this original is the better one.

An uncultivated and fanatical anime of its kind; there is nothing like it.

Director Katsuhiko Nishijima with the help of Tomoko Kawasaki and Yuji Moriyama craft one of the most beloved Japanese school girls around that can't ever be forgotten.

Synopsis: A school girl name Aiko (A-ko) has school battles against a bully name Biko (B-ko) over the honor of being the "BBF" to the loudmouth brat Ciko (C-ko), but in the midst of the peer pressures, an alien species invades the city thus kidnapping the adorable Ciko and having Aiko and Biko teaming up to help save her, the city and possibly the world.

Probably one of the weirdest Japanese animations I have ever seen, but most definitely one of my all time favorites. The animation is tremendous with some great action scenes and out of the ordinary story telling; school fights, lesbians, teen drama, transsexuals, invasion, military action, superhuman ability, cat fights etc. it's all provided in this extraordinary cartoon-like extravaganza.

Both the English dub and Japanese language is worth the listen when watching this frenzy chaotic mess that'll have you laughing with its combined comedy factor, and the plot is so warped you can't help but look at it oddly funny.

Although there are countless of great Japanese animations out there today that you can find in just about any commercial store, Purojekuto A-ko is one of its abnormally finest of its time.

Project A-ko - daughter of Superman and Wonder Women.