The glass house was pretty cool looking. acting was horrible, stupid plot, good special effects.

I felt a bit let down by this movie, probably because it was over-hyped. Visually it was very true to the graphic novel flavor, and the story wasn't bad.

An anime, japanese animation. Regardless, one of my favorite all time shows in all aspects. Comedy, action, plot, drama. A masterpiece of the 90s, with a fantastic english voice cast to accentuate what is already near perfection.

Highly acclaimed since Sasha Grey was/is a porn star trying to go mainstream, but the movie itself wasn't very good. Probably due to quite a bit of ad-libbing, and the director having Sasha write part of the script.

Pure, plotless comedy at its best. Slightly inconsistent but remains very funny overall. Very unique methods of killing zombies.

A few times the effects were a bit shabby, but overall it was a fun and surreal series.

Fantastic special effects combined with an interesting and, at the time, pretty original storyline, make for a great watch!

I ended up hating yet rooting for the bad guy in this movie, because the hero is so pathetically uncompelling. Poor acting and fight sequences too.

An excellent sci-fi. Brilliant casting and characters with marvellous storylines that everyone can enjoy.

Liam Neeson lends the movie a rather frantic and disengenuous flavor.

Great concept and characters. Denis Leary kicks everyone's ass and there's never a boring episode.

D.B. Woodside is a bit of a goofball, which brings the movie down a bit - the rest of the cast is pretty good though.

Another adventure classic that I loved as a kid. Fantastic atmosphere and all written before submarines too!

Fairly horrible.

Quite a bit different from Blood and Chocolate, the movie, but both are good in their own way.