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There are a lot of bad horror movies set in space ("Jason X", anyone?).  There is one reason that so many space horror movies were made, and that reason is "Alien".  Released in 1979, the movie tells the story of a commercial towing spaceship, called Nostromo. The ship is carrying its seven-member crew in back to Earth in stasis.  The ship's computer awakens the crew when it receives a transmission of unknown origin.  This sets off a horrifying chain of events and introduces us to a legendary monster.  The great cast is lead by Sigourney Weaver and the movie does a great job building suspense.  This is truly a classic that you should revisit.  It's also a good idea to check out the sequel "Aliens", which was directed by James Cameron.

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The most imaginative movie on my list is "Pan's Labyrinth", which is a times an amazing movie and at times a very brutal one.  It takes place during the waning days of the Spanish Civil War, and the war aspects of the film are as tough as any war movie.  Then there's the central figure and story, a beautiful young girl who uses her imagination to escape the horrors of her life.  The images this conjures up are very memorable.  But is it all just her imagination or is it something more?  "Pan's Labyrinth"  is definitely worth your time.

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Remember "Super Size Me"? It was the documentary about what would happen if you just ate McDonald's for a month, well the guy behind that movie, Morgan Spurlock is back with a new movie, this time he takes on product placement in movies, see the trailer after the break

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Today, movie fans are being treated to the full-length trailer for Marvel's hotly anticipated flick 'Captain America: The First Avenger.'

The brand-new preview offers a better glimpse of the story, which follows protagonist Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), a scrawny Army recruit who participates in an experimental program that transforms his body and allows him to become Captain America.

The trailer also shows a bit more of Captain America's nemesis, The Red Skull (Hugo Weaving), who already has us shaking in our boots.

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