cheebas 2019 vintage ::big grin::

Have you written a semi-biographical script? ::wink::

Only in Sanskrit

Blood Fest -

I thought Blood Fest was ok. The movie has some funny and surprising moments. Plus a couple good death scenes.

The premise is really good. I would go to something like that if it was well done and not cheesy. I wish the movie spent more time on detailing the horror areas. Maybe going over the map before the characters get there. Or perhaps have them looking over the areas in more detail once they arrive. And that watchtower is cool too. The setup is like Disney or Amusement Parks for horror movies.

Seychelle Gabriel is pretty good in the movie. But she was good in that alien tv show as well which I still haven't finished. I liked the bad guys and was surprised to find out the the actual movie's director played the ringleader of the Blood Fest. I thought he was funny. And I would go for a sequel with him and the killer that he introduced on stage. I love his line about if you come on stage this guy will kill you. It reminded me of a good line on a stage in Doomsday. Also I did like the final twist.

I wish it didn't play to comedy as much though. Perhaps with some of the stuff going on it has to be comedic because it gets kind of crazy. But Halloween 3 played it straight so it can work if you set it up right. But still you really can't out do a movie like Scream unless you are really talented and the story is well thought out. And when you start name dropping classic horror movies you better have a good movie on your hands as it will just make the viewer want to see those classic movies. Scream hooks you from the beginning and doesn't let go. Blood Fest is too comedic and is all over the place at times. Just when you think it's going to get good and serious the comedic stuff comes up and it kept pulling me out of the movie.

The Blood Fest wiki says Hell Fest is similar and I know it's on my list as well. Perhaps it will be up on demand by the October month.

“Us” 7/10

Fast paced and with a great score. It was entertaining for sure, but not really scary. I guess the same could be said about “Get Out” which is a superior movie storywise.

Dragged Across Concrete (2018)

This will definitely be in my top 5 for the year. Solid character driven driven crime flick. Not as over the top as Brawl In Cell Block 99 but it still had some crazy moments. This one may be a bit to slow burn and drawn out for some people but I thought it was masterfully executed by S Craig Zahler.

Dragged Across Concrete, 2018. 8/10

Director: S. Craig Zahler


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A little over 2 and a half hours and it totally captivated me. The dialog in this directors films is absolutely fabulous! Every scene, every sentence brilliant!

US

6/10

Could had been spectacular, had the idea and the elements to be really good, but fails to deliver and becomes another that will be forgotten in the next years.


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The Dirt, 2019. 7/10

Director: Jeff Tremaine

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This was great! It was alittle rushed would of like to of known more about the band. They should of did a mini series. : ) Who ever knew Tommy Lee was such an ''adorable dork''.

The Dirt (2019)

It brushed over some of the darker elements and the malevolence of the band at their peak. Pity there wasn't much focus on the band during the period without Vince... the album with John Corabi is one of their best. Nowhere near as good as the book but still an entertaining biopic that's well worth a look.