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Powerful, amazing, a must-watch.
This film tried to be a Jason Bourne film, but failed.
My favorite Leprechaun film, if that helps you understand how my brain functions after being up for more than 24 hours... on St. Patrick’s Day.
I am not a fan of Josh Duhamel, so I went into this film preparing to be disappointed in everything. I was wrong. Scenic Route is a great film held together by both Duhamel and Dan Fogler, and gives you both feelings of hope and despair the moment a few minutes into the film when the car breaks down in the middle of nowhere. The tension between the two builds, which can also be said for the film as it’s a long downward spiral until about the very end. Just watch this film and see what happens.
This was one of those films that Shudder used social media to shove down our throats. And you know what? It was totally worth it. Aside from a beautiful, colorful setting, the cinematography and acting were fantastic. Also, the blood kept coming, which made one person in this household happy.
The Guest is one of the best films I have ever seen, easily landing in my top 10. Adam Wingard’s skills matched with Simon Barrett’s screenplay truly delivers a masterpiece. Watch it now.
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There are a number of great kills (by Jason as an occupant in the body of others), but the film quickly falls apart very fast through some bad acting and dialog. Still, a worthy addition to the franchise.
Absolutely. Fucking. Terrible.
I enjoyed Eli Roth’s two original CF films. This film, however, is an unnecessary addition to the series.
There's no doubt that any film from the 80s starring John Cusack is a classic. <I>Better Off Dead</i> ranks high on the list (after the incredible <I>Say Anything</i>, maybe <I>One Crazy Summer</i>), due to its weird humor, character cast, and an <A HREF="https://youtu.be/YDsKGyu0F98?si=cFiTs_RqCjtGgBFi">animated hamburger dancing to Van Halen</A>.
(<A HREF="https://boxd.it/4TG7yP">Originally published on LG OLED's Letterboxd</A>)
