Deadly Pun: a Comedy
by Lydia

Comment:
I was very disappointed to find out that there are no actual puns in this movie. I should have guessed from the poster.

Double Personality Child
by Ammie

Comment:
A heartbreaking journey into and out of the mind of a girl who can't cope with the presidential election.

Coming soon to a theater near you
by markwiley

Comment:
The happy ending felt contrived. But the performances were convincing.

Dating Psycho Charlie
by flaherma

Comment:
it's like a really gross version of Beauty and the Beast, except instead of turning into a prince, he just kind of melts into a puddle

Densely Packed Commuters
by tvsometime

Comment:
I don't think this movie will be a summer blockbuster. It's filmed with dashboard cameras and the characters who are yelling at each other never actually meet.

Dumb Photographers Club
by vawendy

Comment:
Funny pic but its niche appeal doomed it at the box office.

dark plagues comes
by mrbig65

Comment:
Like the Blair Witch Project, this movie benefits from its low budget. A single light source is used to great dramatic effect.

Diana's Private Confessions
by Judi

Comment:
Yet another direct-to-bbc WW2 soap opera. Keira Jones gives an excellent, understated performance as the ever-suffering Diana, and Joseph Krule is positively brutal, though not entirely unsympathetic as her (thankfully) absent husband.

Driven past caring
by herfotoman

Comment:
Easy Rider meets The Big Chill. Two old hippies get their Harleys repaired and try to drive across country. But soon their pills run out.

Disrupted People Coming
by the_rkp

Comment:
In this melancholy twist on a zombie movie, the "monsters" don't try to eat your brains, they just fall apart in front of you... but their fragments disrupt your structure as well, until you give in to the same fate. I found the movie kind of depressing actually. There was a certain hopelessness to it. Richard Pepper's cameo was pointless. They should have had Morton Salt, too.