Shocker’s ridiculous plot is what made me add this film to the list. That doesn’t mean it’s a terrible film. It’s spectacular. It’s full of terrible one-liners and sub-par acting, especially by a few actors who went on to accomplish great things in the entertainment industry. I remember my mother taking a few friends and I to see it in the theaters for my birthday. We all left the theater reciting a few lines from the film. What we all need is a Horace Pinker action figure!
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This film was a breath of fresh air. Unlike the first film’s evil ghost spirit, <I>Unfriended: Dark Web</i> takes us to the darkest parts of the Internet, where anything illegal goes, such as murder, money transactions, and kidnapping setups. One by one, we see each character face their death in creative ways, from being pushed in front of a subway car to a police shootout. The film’s tied up at the very end in a clever manner, and I hope that Blumhouse continues this franchise.
As a fan of horror festivals, Hell Fest was right up my alley. Sure, some of the acting was terrible, but there was plenty of good kills to make up for it. Also, that ending. Let’s hope there’s a Hell Fest 2…
A young divorcee is getting her life back together by moving into an apartment. But what will she do when a strange person repeatedly calls her, and threatens to change her new life around? The film's pace may be slow for some, but the twists and ending will make you happy you stuck around.
As a fan of haunted houses, I wanted to find a film whose story is dedicated to finding the perfect one, but something has to go wrong, correct? The creepy costumes and characters make this a worthwhile film, but the sequel felt too much like a repeat of the first film.
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