The more I watch this, the more I like it. It's quickly becoming a favorite.

I liked it too. I honestly thought when they made it out they were going to be in hell but I guess where everything became upside down the were going up instead of further down. Stories about the philosopher's stone always intrigued me as have the Paris catacombs.

"The Veil" (2016) 6-7/10

What an odd horror movie. I wonder what it was trying to say?

I don't believe I've ever seen Thomas Jane overact before, but holy hell did he do it in this one. Everytime he spoke actually, which did make him the most interesting character to watch as all the rest was just plain dull. Really didn't like the blonde woman in the lead role. Her acting wasn't meant for horror. And then there was Jessica Alba. Well... She was there.

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6/10

"Ex Machina" 7-8/10

Slow but good.

I noticed today that this showed up on Netflix. I was interested, but sounds like it might be pretty average.

The story isn't average, Thomas Jane most certainly isn't average. Everything else is.

The Poughkeepsie Tapes 7/10

The Intern

A-

If There be Thorns

B

We are your Friends

B

Lila & Eve

A-

Irrational Man

B

Uncle John, 2015. 6/10

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The Abandoned 2016

Tales Of Halloween

7/10

CONTRACTED PHASE 11 2015


Makes me want to check out the first one. A zombie virus is being passed through a serial rapist/doomsday psycho.

Intruders (2015)
Home invasion flick. Wasn't that bad but stopped caring towards the end and turned it off.

Darkness Falls 8/10

Sleeping Beauty 1959 10/10

The Abandoned

8/10

Legend 1985 10/10

The Veil

B-

Martyrs (2015) pointless remake 3/10

I didn't know there was a remake ::confused::

Regression, 2015. 6/10

CONTRACTED 2013

So I checked out the first one. I've never heard of these movies and they both turned out to be pretty good. A young woman is raped at a party and infected with a virus that is rapidly decaying her body but she tries to hide the fact from her girlfriend who is dumping her anyway and her mother who thinks she's doing drugs again.

***This review contains spoilers***


The Boy (2016)

Not since last year's generic exorcism flick The Vatican Tapes have I had such low expectations for a movie. Its January release date, unflattering trailer, and awful director (William Brent Bell, director of The Devil Inside and Stay Alive) seemed to be a recipe for disaster. Maybe it's because my expectations were so low, but The Boy is actually a halfway-decent January thriller. The Boy is about an American woman, Greta, who becomes a nanny for a boy named Brahms whose parents will be away for a few months. What Greta comes to find out is that Brahms is actually a life-sized porcelain doll that is used to replace the real Brahms who died in a fire when he was 8. A list of rules is created for Greta to follow, and increasingly disturbing events start happening when she does not follow those rules. The enormous manor that she resides in calls to mind the mansion from The Innocents, creating an interesting setting for the film. As the film progresses, Greta does begin following the rules and treats the doll like a real boy, and it is pretty creepy seeing how the doll can mentally control her in that way. The plot itself is rather thing, specifically during the second act. There is an abusive husband sub-plot thrown into the film like last year's disappointing Sinister 2, but instead of being ridiculously over-the-top like that movie, the side plot actually does serve some relevance in The Boy and is believable enough. It provides a reason for why Greta becomes so attached to Brahms. The big twist at the end will divide viewers, but I thought it served the rest of the movie well. It is revealed that Brahms actually survived the fire and has been living in the walls ever since the incident, and the parents committed suicide and left Greta for Brahms. The fact that he's always in the walls listening and watching everything creates a creepy atmosphere. The Boy certainly won't blow anyone's minds, but it is a decent thriller that should give you an excuse to go out to the cinema in January.

6/10

Intruders starring Clive Owens, which was a lot better than I was expecting. Slow beginning, which pays off at the end; and the monster is genuinely spooky and unsettling.

Genesis, 1998. 10/10

yep, don't waste your time!!

Intruders 2016 8/10

Regression, 2015. 6/10

Saw this in the cinema when it came out, very dissapointing. Very interested in the Satanic Panic era but I felt this very shallow.

The Collector, 2009. 8/10




Inside, 2007. 9/10

"Jeruzalem" 3/10

A good story ruined by horrendous camera work. But that's to be expected from "found footage". The main character was quite terrible as well.

I give it a C-
Great concept, bad execution.
With a better script and a bigger budget this could've been a gem.
Main character was kinda annoying, yeah but she did get naked giggity.
Rest of the cast was quite alright.
Most (if not all) of the found footage angles were unnecessary though.
But they don't bother me as much as you.

Inside, 2007. 9/10

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That's the best movie I never want to watch again.

Martyrs (2008)original
What a piece of crap. Just a pseudo intelligent torture flick.
Yeah, the acting was good, the director too, everything looked good but it's still crap.

Intruders..

9/10

Don't watch the remake if you don't like that one then!!

THE PARANORMALS 2015


Two rather hapless 20 somethings try to go "pro" as ghost hunters, but only one of them really takes it seriously.

Cute

Dark Moon Rising (2009)

See HERE for full post. I rather rambled because... well... this was terrible. Just terrible.

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5/10

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7/10

Thirteen Ghosts