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The Keeping Hours (2017)
Good, but not horror at all
This was a good movie, very gutwrenching but good. Lee Pace was excellent as he always is. But this really should not have the classification as horror in any way. It's clearly drama/ fantasy. Really gets you in the feels.
The Letter for the King (2020)
For Younger Audiences
Yes, it's entertaining, but it's clearly for younger audiences. The acting skills for some leave less to be desired, and some of the teenagers come off as quite annoying as well. The adults do a decent job, but it's almost like the kids aren't sure what they're supposed to doing and aren't directed well enough, or are just not experienced enough yet. Not bad, but not great, as it feels as if it's trying to be a mashup of LOTR & GOT.
The Poughkeepsie Tapes (2007)
Disturbing
While this movie was disturbing to watch, I noticed that it really stuck with me after I watched it. Meghan is Missing (the last 20 minutes) did the same thing. The terrifying thing about both of them is there have been evil people out there that HAVE actually done vile things like this to people. Imagine how horrifying it would be to be their victim?! Cheryl really drove it home for me. That was so gutwrenching and it really stuck with me. Instead of picking apart film aesthetic, how about lose yourself in the fact that stuff like this (or worse) has happened and still happens in real life. We just harden ourselves to it, not putting ourselves into the shoes of the victims and thinking it'll never happen to us. Never say never.
October Faction (2020)
Make it through more than one episode, then judge
People are so ADD now it's ridiculous. They watch one or two episodes then give it a one without learning anything about the show at all. Do they seriously expect everything to come to light in the first 2 episodes? One person complained about racism at the gas station in the first episode. It's about WAY more than that, and actually has NOTHING to do with racism. If you actually kept watching they'd learn that but people don't have the patience anymore to watch more than one or two episodes of a show because they have to know everything right this second. These after people who've probably never read a book in their life because they need to know the whole story in 10 minutes. Maybe watch more than one or two episodes, then judge. If you haven't, you have no business rating ANY show
The Revenant (2015)
Fantastic
For the people who day it's unbelievable: you DO realize this happened in real life to this dude right? Ever hear of a thing called American History? Wikipedia? Look it up. Read like adults do and maybe learn something besides how to play video games.
Tom Hardy did an excellent job of making you just loathe him instantly. And the cinematography is just beautiful. The bear attack looked so real that it was just cringeworthy to watch.
Hinsdale House (2019)
BAD. BAD. BAD.
There's no reason for some of the ridiculous over (bad) acting in this movie. The cameras squelch out and go nuts for no reason. Nothing moves around on its own. One girl yells out the window at a guy walking down to some water like he's being chased my Jason Vorhees. It's just BAD. And I'll usually like some of the haunted house, caught on camera movies. Devil's Due, The Possession of Michael... forget the last name. This was SO BAD.
Togo (2019)
FANTASTIC WATCH!!
It's nice that Togo finally gets the credit he deserves for what they went through. It was a gorgeous watch. And anyone saying it was a lie just needs to read the true story. They ran the majority of it and in horrific conditions. Such a great movie.
Dracula (2020)
Great to Meh
The first two were absolutely fantastic!! Those two I would easily give a 9. Then on to 3; seriously?! Did we really need to bring him into the 21st century? And with his fascination with the sun he didn't watch a sunset?? This could've ended way better.