The Devil All the Time 8/10

Weird story, but quite the body count.

I wanted to watch this because of the hype around it, but for me, it really failed.
Maybe because I had big expectations after the trailer.

5/10

The Amityville Horror, 2005. 7/10


Director: Andrew Douglas


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Blow The Man Down, 2019. 7,5/10

Directors: Bridget Savage Cole, Danielle Krudy

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Code 8, 2019. 6/10

Director: Jeff Chan

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Wes Craven's New Nightmare from 1994, never have been able to watch the whole thing through and through, and well its not his best film, but its definitely a fun one.

also watched Signs from 2002 by m night shyamalan, havn't seen this movie since it came out 18 years ago.....::roll eyes::

THE BONEYARD 1991

Three mummified zombie children are found in a mortuary, seemingly held captive by the mortition. Quirky. Loved it.

Ravage, 2020. 6/10

Director: Teddy Grennan




It's been done before and far better.
Robert Longstreet {Ravener} was quite brutal.
The ending was neat.

What About Bob? was a ton of fun. One of Murray's best films in my opinion, though Dreyfus is no slouch either (I just love his laugh.) And the diving scene with Bob and Sigi is just adorable.

THE DEVIL LIVES HERE 2017

A group of friends release a evil slave owner cursed to spend eternity suffering his death over and over. I kept losing the plot. And there were bees and honey and slaves which just made my mind wander to Candyman.

It was ok.

House of 1000 Corpses


I know it's not everyone's bag, but I've always enjoyed what a madcap, acid-trip homage it is to rural horror.

If you haven't, check out "The man who knew too little", A later (though pre "I'm an actor with depth" era) Murray movie that I've found not many people have seen.