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Escape the Field (2022)
What the heck just happened?!
I personally enjoy B movies and can usually tolerate some of the lower level plots but this one was a major fail. Basically an escape room flick with no way to escape, filled with idiotic characters that don't use common sense and that you hope die as soon as possible. And that horrid lame ending with zero explanation?! What was that? I literally said out loud "What the h*ll?!" and my dog just stared at me. Total waste of my time that could have actually been spent watching something worthwhile. Any person who is rating this over a 4 is full of manure. Take my advice and avoid this one like the plague.
Speak No Evil (2022)
Danish or not, c'mon people!
I'm giving it a 5 to be fair. Good actors and cinematography, plot was almost there. Slow burn for sure and the over the top loud intermittent soundtrack can be annoying.
A few reviews state that Danish people are polite, etc, but a Danish person also reviewed and said they would have gotten the heck outta there asap.
It does give food for thought that many people will tolerate things that make them uncomfortable to keep the peace and not rock any boats.
As an American all I can say is that the husband was WEAK and I was waiting for them to be DONE with at the end. And like other reviewers, I personally would have gone ballistic and fought til the death for my child.
Use your time watching something better. Don't say you weren't warned!!
Ich seh, Ich seh (2014)
Not entirely predictable - *Spoilers*
I did figure out the main part of the plot within the first few minutes and although the movie is slow moving, I wanted to fill in some of the blanks and wait to see how it ended. It's very reminiscent of "The Other", dead twin influences live twin to do bad things with horrific consequences. I would characterize it as a semi horror flick due to the sometimes subtle but cringe worthy things that were both imagined and really inflicted upon the mother. The end scene is left open to interpretation. Did Elias live and imagine both his mother and Lukas to be alive? Did Elias die along with his mother?
Diagnosis (2019)
INCREDIBLE!!
I haven't even finished the series and I'm hooked. Diagnosis is the perfect example of how crowd sourcing can be beneficial. This shows that answers, for otherwise medical mysteries, are out there just beyond reach. It makes you wish there was an specific international database accessible to the medical community and public where they could chime in on unsolved illnesses.
*Spoiler* For example the woman who was researching the specific illness using mice and couldn't find a live human subject with the disorder? They had a Facebook group! How could she not find them via internet searching aka Google?? *End Spoiler*
This is a truly amazing series and I hope they continue with additional seasons.
The Other (1972)
Just as creepy now as it was in the 70's!
If you were a kid in the 70's like me, this movie would have been etched in your mind. It definitely stayed with me all these years. I was super excited to find a copy in my local library.
It wasn't as dark as I remembered it (literally lots of day shots, country feel, country jargon "For cripes sake!" Lol.) I also didn't realize that John Ritter, who I love, had a small part in the movie. There were definite twists and turns I had long forgotten about.
*Spoiler Alert*
The multiple animal graves is a tip off that someone is a serial killer in the making. Also, is Niles really Holland? Towards the end that question is brought into play.
If you're a fan of 70's creepy movies this is a must see!
I'm going to look for the novel now!