I won't lie. I have no shame. I think the Matrix rules. I could watch those movies over and over again. They never ever get old for me. Anyway, I was in the shower yesterday morning and I realized that there's a flaw in the Matrix.

I won't lie. I have no shame. I think the Matrix rules. I could watch those movies over and over again. They never ever get old for me. Anyway, I was in the shower yesterday morning and I realized that there's a flaw in the Matrix.

I'm going to go out on a limb here, and boldly say this: The Descent was one of the best horror movies I've ever seen. You know, I watch a lot of horror movies, probably way too many for my own good. I say that because with each new movie I see, my expectations are lowered more and more due to the fact that each new one sucks worse than the last - until last night when Jen and I went to see The Descent.

The Descent did 2 things for me: One, it reinstilled my faith in the genre; and two, further solidified my feeling that Americans make shit horror movies these days. Maybe we feel a responsibility to not go "too far", or maybe we just suck at it altogether, but Europe and Japan just rock it out. Plus, they're not afraid to kill kids. There may be one exception, Rob Zombie, but he's still got some time to prove himself.