Author: chris

Fey and Poehler had great chemistry as always. The movie played out like a funny teen comedy filled with 40 year olds.

I do like the “screen life” genre and I felt this movie broke a one of its fundamental rules. Just show the full screen as is, no unnecessary zooming in to highlight something. That kind of stuff takes me right out of the movie.

Mildly entertaining if you can ignore the ridiculous overacting. Iko Uwais is basically a real-life superhero so back the cameras up and let the guy do his thing. Stop editing all his fight scenes so poorly that you can barely see what is happening.

I love a good creature feature and sadly this was not one of the good ones.

Much better than I was expecting. The first half dragged a bit but once you get to the pool scene it really takes off from there.

Cliche from start to finish. Someone who’s never seen a horror movie before probably wouldn’t even be surprised by it.

Proof that there are still interesting stories to tell with zombies. I was invested the main actor’s methodical plan to survive long term. The creepy silent zombies were original too.

Visceral and pretty unrelenting. I liked it a lot. I also have to wonder what the fake blood budget was on this movie, it had to be at least 25% of the total budget.

I can see the potential in the idea of this movie but I just couldn’t get into it.

A creepy and twisted tale with a couple of good scares thrown in for good measure.

Terrific follow-up to the equally charming Turbo Kid. The kids acted so convincingly I never felt this was just another ripoff of the 80s aesthetic that is so prevalent nowadays.

I actually found this movie pretty tame because it only had one decent scare and way too much pointless dialogue.

It was a lot to take in and will probably require multiple viewings to fully digest this trippy heavy metal stoner’s take on revenge.