Today I watched Dude Where's my Car.

Spring (2014)

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A beautiful Lovecraftian Love story! Script, direction, acting...all were great. Highly recommended.

>>: A

Backcountry (2014)

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The premise was somewhat similar but this is what Willow Creek was supposed to be! and overall it's lot better film than WC, IMO.

>>: B+

Taken 3 (2014)
It was ok. Not great but not as bad as the second one.

Take Shelter (2011)
Drama starring Michael Shannon. Not bad but I expected something different.

Taken Shelter (2015)

Liam Neeson has to save his daughter, not only from a gang of Turkish Human Traffikers but from a certain cataclysmic event. Will his A Very Particular Set of Skills be enough to save them?

"Echoes" 3/10

My God this was boring.


"Spring" 4/10

Dull as well.

Thanks a lot, Roshiq. ::roll eyes::

lolz!::stick out tongue::

that means I'll love Echoes! ::cool::

I highly doubt that.

"Backcountry" 7/10

pretty good. The bear attack was brutal.

First time I can remember watching the same movie two nights in a row. Loved it. 9/10


Yeah, the guy was super annoying, especially at the beginning. But it turned out to be really suspenseful. I'll be remembering the bear attack scene next time I'm camping. I gave it a borderline 8/10.

The Houses October Built (2014)

This is a really strange film for me because I don't know if I actually liked this movie or not. The Houses October Built is a found footage film about a group of friends who journey around the country to find the most extreme haunt in America, and when they think they've found the most extreme, it seems like the haunt has found them... I guess? I'm still confused if this movie is supposed to be supernatural or just about a bunch of crazy rednecks, but it was rather difficult to follow this movie. The pacing was horrible, and there were a lot of scenes that seemed creepy but never really contribute to the story as a whole. The first half of the film is reasonably atmospheric and unsettling until the gags wear off and become nonsensical and irrelevant. The final ten minutes in particular are just basically seeing the characters running through the haunt, and the ending was very disappointing. The movie built it up to be something much darker and crueler than it actually was. The cast worked very well together, and it did pique my interest in extreme haunts. Other than the atmosphere and characters, The Houses October Built was sort of a let down

5/10