Scream 5, or Scream (see Halloween, Candyman etc) is just the amount of fun and scares that I expect from the franchise and hope for in a January horror release. While it’s not Ready or Not, these directors once again provided a fun horror movie that is both accessible to new fans and pays tribute to the franchise. They also will let you know they are doing all these things along the way; this is Scream after all
I didn’t…
A few months ago I watched Love and Mercy and remarked how the scenes where The Beach Boys were recording in the studio were fascinating and easily the best part of the movie. Now take an even more iconic band, present the real, raw stuff, and you get brilliance. While I’m not a huge Beatles guy, it’s hard to deny the musical genius we witness, all occurring at a pivotal stage in the band’s history.
We all know the members, we…
Or The Hours of The Slog, is Oscar bait and pretentious filmmaking at its finest. Needlessly long and wildly dull, it’s hard not to feel incomplete and unsatisfied after watching this film. Netflix yet again pandering to the Letterboxd-type crowd, hunting for a Best Picture winner; well this certainly will not be it.
Benedict Cumberbatch takes a break from playing a misunderstood prick and instead is just a giant asshole throughout. The first half of the movie has little to…
A bunch of characters complain about how hard life is and then get everything they’ve ever wanted. Their stories you want to root for but the characters are so shallow and boring, when they achieve their goals, I just rolled my eyes and went “of course”. Weak writing and an incredible lack of subtlety make this quite disappointing
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