French director Robin Campillo makes zombies all cute and existential in this intelligent chiller.  

Omar Sharif adopts a German accent as he tries to stop Donald Pleasence, Peter O'Toole and a host of Hitler's cronies from getting away with murder. 

Writer/director McKee sets the bar pretty high for creepiness in “May.” A modern take-off on the Frankenstein story, “May” is a subtle, slow-burn of a film. After the opening sequence, which shows May’s troubled childhood, it’s obvious the girl is going to lash-out psychotically. The only question is when and how bloody the rampage will be.

Could any movie about rabid, Devil-worshipping hippies be bad? Of course not! “Drink” is easily one of the most high-concept exploitation flicks to come out of the drive-ins of the 1970s. So what if the acting and script are merely competent? That’s better than most of “Drink”’s schlocky brethren, and besides, what else can you expect from a movie about hippies?