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For that horror movie lover on your gift list, try one of these well-liked horror movies of 2008.

Joel David Moore stars as a mentally unstable telemarketer who develops a relationship with a neurotic co-worker played by Amber Tamblyn. Zachary Levi costars.

From May 15-25, 2008, Inside Out will bringing audiences the best of gay and lesbian cinema in Toronto, Ontario. Here are early reviews of 2 of the films to be screened.

This movie - a post-war thriller - combines suspense, intrigue, drama, romance, and dark comedy. Enjoy this classic film on DVD.

Director Christopher Nolan's somber tale of obsession, which he directed prior to The Dark Knight, is a fine example of why he may just be the best director working today

Funny Games is an independent feature that condemns the glorification of violence. It will leave the audience bewildered and disturbed, and that is the point.

Thrillers are those heart-pounding, adrenaline-inducing movies that keep us in a heightened state of suspense throughout the duration of the film.

Anthony Hopkins and Ryan Gosling face off in this taut thriller about an attempted murder.

From Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho to Jonathan Demme's Silence of the Lambs, thrillers have been captivating audiences for decades.

In an age when all major events are filmed and dissected to the Nth degree, Vantage Point examines a presidential murder from eight different views. 7.5/10

These foreign crime and suspense movies, featuring the letters "D," "M," and "Z," may have short titles, but they are long in quality.

A blind concert violinist gains more than sight after a double corneal transplant operation in "The Eye."

A psychological thriller about two detectives, an international thriller about the FBI, and a fantasy adventure about a dying city hit movie screens this fall.

"Pineapple Express" on DVD also includes extended and alternate scenes, a gag reel, and short feature on the making of the movie.

Some people take a brush-off personally. Here are some well-crafted films about crimes of passion, and rejected lovers who just wouldn't take no for an answer.

Production houses seem to wait until the hotter months to distribute their best flicks. The spring of 2009 is no different with State of Play and Obsessed.