Tag: Horror
Surviving 28 Years Later
28 Years Later felt like two movies in one. It started with a frantic pace & slowed down in the second half. The innovative camera shots bought something new to the film & some of the scenes are eye-catching! The third-act finale will create conversations!
Bring Her Back will keep you awake at night
Bring Her Back is a messed-up look at loss that keeps you glued to your seat. Sally Hawkins is fantastic, nurturing, horrifying, and steals the scenes she is in.
Clown in a Cornfield
Clown in a Cornfield has a fun concept that might not be suitable for everyone. The movie is full of gore and has a few jump scares that will surely satiate horror fans.
Sinners Amongst Us
Ryan Coogler has gifted the audience with a movie that not only breaks traditional norms but shows the magic of storytelling.
Finding the Perfect Companion
Companion is not your typical romantic comedy. Once you think you have it figured out it takes another twist pops up and takes you in a different direction.
Monster Summer Review
Family-friendly Halloween films can go one of two ways: they can be super cheesy or they can have a good story that can appeal to everyone. Monster Summer falls in […]
The Wasp Review
Imagine getting together with a friend from childhood that you have not seen or interacted with for years. During this get-together, your friend asks you for a favor. Of course, […]
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My favorite movie is the first one when the girls get adopted by Gru.
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