Scavenger Hunt 17 (August 2016)
Film: 9/30
10. A non-sparkling vampire film!

"I don't kill anyone, you know. Hoy-sung... He loved helping the hungry. He'd offer me his blood if he wasn't in a coma. If you only heard the sponge cake story."

Having watched most of the better vampire films from America, as much as I do love them, it's always refreshing to see other countries's takes on the genre. Coming from South Korea, Park Chan-wook's Thirst presents a…

Scavenger Hunt 17 (August 2016)
Film: 8/30
1. A film featuring Rutger Hauer!

They certainly don't make movies like this anymore, but even at the time when it was made, this film's pure raunchiness, and perversion stood proudly above the rest of the normally very tame, and heavily romanticized medieval adventure genre. Telling the intertwined stories of a disgraced band of mercenaries-turned-bandits, and a prince whose bride those bandits captured, this film is full of all the gory violence, religious…

Scavenger Hunt 17 (August 2016)
Film: 1/30
5. A 'Best Costume Design' Oscar winner!

Starting off Scavenger Hunt 17 is the second movie I've watched in 24 hours where Leonardo DiCaprio goes insane. Of the two, this one is undoubtedly the better, in every aspect.
Telling the rise to success, and fall to obscurity of eccentric millionaire Howard Hughes (Leonardo DiCaprio), this movie does a wonderful job of shedding light on the rather mysterious life of a very private, reclusive…

Scavenger Hunt 17 (August 2016)
Film: 7/30
16. A Post-apocalyptic film!

"As the sound of the playgrounds faded, the despair set in. Very odd, what happens in a world without children's voices."

Despite this film's title, and the quote I've chosen from it, this movie has very little to do with children, who act more as a symbol in the movie than anything else; it's been 18 years, 4 months, 20 days, 16 hours, and 8 minutes since the last…