Monthly Archive: July 2020
This review may contain spoilers. I’m sure this is the first of many Zoom based movies heading our way. Surprisingly effective, I liked it a lot. There’s one use of a virtual background that was very clever. And it’s only 56 minutes!
Interesting take on the girl in the woods slasher movie. I liked the idea of multiple girls and killers. Filming a horror movie during the day always gets you points in my book.
This guy’s bad luck really challenged my suspension of disbelief. I will say it had one of the most shocking acts of violence I have ever scene against a dog.
Pretty good little body horror thriller. I really liked Jake Weber’s walk into the ocean scene.
I was so happy to find my old DVD copy with commentary by Joe Bob Briggs. He has a knack of making you appreciate the most vile movies.
Hamster style! Still holds up incredibly well even after all these years. I really wish Parker and Stone would do more live action stuff. I miss those guys.
A light and fun take on Groundhog Day. The cast was good, just needed more J.K. Simmons.
I was a little caught off guard by how this movie started but once I got into the groove I fell for it hard. There are some amazingly long single takes in this movie that must have taken forever to get right. If you are a fan of challenging movies...
Jewell’s only crime was looking like a guy who would have committed the bombing. I feel really bad for this guy.
T2 sits on my very short list of perfect movies. Everything about this movie is so well crafted. This still blows away any modern day action movie.