Columbia Pictures' Ghost Rider 2: Spirit of Vengeance is the sequel to 2007's Ghost Rider film. Nicholas Cage's Johnny Blaze returns in Eastern Europe to fight inner and outer demons in this superhero action film, but with such poor reception of the first film, can Ghost Rider 2 pull through and show that it can be better than its predecessor? Read my review and find out.

If you take your girlfriend to see "The Vow" you will get major points, BUT you will have to deal with copious amounts of questions like, "What would you do if I didn't remember you," "Would try to win me back," or "Would you catch a grenade for me," Okay, maybe not the last one, but if the question is centered around love then you can expect it. 

Daniel Radcliff walks away from Harry Potter and into The Woman in Black.  However, this movie is certainly not a revolutionary film in the horror-thriller genre,  It did do was it showed the audience that Daniel Radcliffe is a very respectable actor and can do so much more than just a wizard at Hogwarts. This film scores a C+ because, while it did many things well, it felt like a typical horror-thriller. Enjoyable, thrilling, scary, but average.