I'm sure these are not in order of when watched as they are starting to jumble together, but now that the evil tax stuff is mostly out of the way, I'll try to limit listings to 2-3 movies at a time.

Special Dead: Thank you Jessica for letting me know about this one. I am still trying to find you a copy as this is a definite keeper for me. About as politically incorrect of a movie as possible. Zombie outbreak at a special needs camp. Not much else needs to be said. Helmet girl rocks!

Xombie Dead on Arrival: This collects the episodes of a webcomic. Would have preferred if they had been spliced together instead of having credits after each installment so that it could have been a bit smoother. But, definitely intriguing enough to try to search out more. Fairly short DVD though, so would probably netflix it instead of buying.

Revenge of the Zombies: A 75% successful attempt at watching an older horror film. Quite laughable with the spooky way of calling the zombies. Watched most of it before giving up think I missed the last 10 minutes or so.

The Haunting in Connecticut: While I'm sure that this is more based on than an actual "true" story, it was quite enjoyable. A few definite creep outs and moments to make you jump in your seat. Also shows the family struggles against cancer and alcoholism.

Rogue: Part of the dimension extreme series. Sci-fi channel has definitely made me a junkie for these silly creature movies. This is a bit more of a serious take on a Lake Placid kinda theme. A group of tourists get stranded in a remote part of a river and are attacked by an enormous crocodile. Many people are eaten, good times.

The Mad: Mad cow disease taken to zombie extremes. Billy Zane in all his cheese acting glory. The beef from a local farm is infected and in turn infects all those that eat it at a local diner. Amusing and worth the watch.

Terminal Invasion: My Bruce Campbell fix of the week. He plays a convict that is being transported during a storm. He and the escorting officers have an accident and end up at a small airfield which has some passengers awaiting flight. No one can leave because of the weather conditions, but the weather is not the only problem as some of the people there are not of this earth.

Freak Out: British horror comedy involving a pair of geeks that try to mold an escaped mental patient into the ultimate slasher. A bit hard to follow at times with one girl that speaks way to quickly but overall a decent watch, nothing special.

Justice League New Frontier: Definitely a bit too brutal for young children but an enjoyable watch for teens and adults.

Dragonlance: What a complete piece of crap this was. You know something is bad if it takes me a week to watch it. Ten minute incriments were too long to be subjected to this. Anyone that thinks it's a good idea to pair bad 80s traditional animation with crappy low budget CGI should be shot. I'm wondering if the people that voiced the characters knew how awful the animation was going to be.

Black Ops: Lance Henriksen viewing of the week. Similar premise to Ghost Ship in that a ship is haunted. This time a Nazi special weapon is taking over the bodies of people on board and committing gruesome murders.

Think that's all of them. Probably lots more to come in the next week as I have a plush new couch to lounge on while QAing DVDs.