Home Sweet Home, 2013. 8/10

Director: David Morlet



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Well, I like Corin Nemec so... meh, maybe I’ll give it a watch sometime.

GET OUT

This was, in my mind quite a competent (especially for the first timer) and somewhat unique "horror" film...though I'm not sure I'd call it all out horror.
Perhaps phychological horror?
Managed to establish a fairly tense and uncomfortable atmosphere even before things get "weird", with the use of musical score and some of the camera work.
Filmed in some really nice scenery too.
The first hypnotism scene itself was well done quite full on, and the exposure to the "method" that the audience got almost puts you in a bit of a relaxed state too which I found clever.
What was *actually* going on was quite unexpected...I had thought it to be much more simplistic than it ended up being. Nicely done.

I could always tell from some of the Key and Peele sketches that the guys were a little bit horror influenced, but to be honest I wasn't expecting to like this movie as much as I did, at all.
Yes the main character/victim is black.
Yes the antagonists are white, but it never comes across as a pro black/anti white type movie...It actually treats the whole race thing with a little bit of levity and that fun awkwardness on both sides, though yeah for those that have called it a propaganda movie? No.

If you guys haven't seen it yet...I'd recommend it for those that are after something a little fresh and different.

For those that *have* seen both this, and Key & Peele?
The hypnotism scene. The "sunken place"...I have to say the only thing that kept coming to mind when he was floating through space?
"I said biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitch"

Dark Highlands, 2018. 5/10

Director: Mark Stirton

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The Perfection, 2019. 7/10

Director: Richard Shepard

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The Woodsman A nuanced and thought provoking film that deserves more attention. I can not deny that it will be an uncomfortable watch at times, but I still recommend it.

Yep, in total agreement.

How would you rate this in terms of Kevin Bacon-performances?

Not a fan of his as a rule. He acted with his wife in this if i remember correctly. I think this would have been a hard role for any man to play ( the scene with the little girl in the park) yeah, bit of a spoiler, but he did it well. I also liked him in Stir of Echos.

VAMPIRE HUNTER D : BLOODLUST 2000

Animated tale of a vampire hunter searching for a kidnapped young woman. Just lovely.