Leave The World Behind
“Leave The World Behind” 2023 If you loved this movie, I understand, if you didn’t care for it or even hate it… I understand.⠀⠀“Leave the World Behind” is that kind of movie—bold, daring, and divisive. Some may dismiss …
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“Napoleon”
“Napoleon” (2023) Napoleon was just as I anticipated—filled with drama and gore. Being a history geek, films delving into the past rank among my favorites, unlike my dad, who isn’t a fan of period pieces. The movie exemplifies …
“Thanksgiving”
“Thanksgiving” (2023) A Feast of Predictable Horror⠀⠀I stepped into “Thanksgiving” with a dash of excitement, anticipating the thrills of “Scream.” However, what I got was a mix of “Scary Movie” and “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” …
“Talk To Me”
“Talk To Me” (2023) Talk to Me was an incredibly unique film. It not only had the fear factor through its stunning and heart-racing visuals, but it also challenged your internal self. It had the quiet horror of …
“Beau is afraid”
“Beau is Afraid” is not just a movie; it’s a piece of art that challenges the audience. It makes you think, but also forces you to resist the urge to give up and leave the theater, which a few people did in my screening.
“Renfield”
“Renfield” lacks a clear direction. It tries to incorporate comedy, but it only works in a few scenes, especially when Cage is involved.
“Evil Dead Rise”
As a huge fan of the “Evil Dead” franchise, especially the original trilogy, I was curious to see what Lee Cronin was going to do with it.
“Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey”
“Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” opening, which includes backstories conveyed through drawings and animations.
“65”
In “65” the concept of humans interacting with prehistoric animals is taken a step further with a futuristic twist.
“Scream 6”
Even compared with the first, “Scream 6” is fresh and brings something new; it would make Wes Craven proud.
“Infinity pool”
It’s rare to watch a movie and still struggle to fully process it 24 hours later, but that’s precisely how I felt after watching “Infinity Pool.”
“Cocaine Bear”
“Cocaine Bear”is undeniably crazy, and that’s what makes it work. It’s impossible to handle the story of a cocaine-addicted bear in a safe way, and everyone involved in the movie knew that.
“Us”
“Us” is one tough movie to write about with no spoilers, but still, we will try to talk about the experience of watching it and not so much the plot, messages, and sub-messages that it is full of it.
“Nope”
Let’s start by answering the question on everyone’s mind, is this Jordan Peele’s best movie? Hum, NOPE, but it is great.
“M3gan”
In 2019 “Child’s Play” Reboot showed potential, but it keep missing the mark and let’s not even talk about the “Terminator” franchise since T2 they can’t make that incredible and more relevant than ever concept work.