Relic

Run, 2020. 7/10


Director: Aneesh Chaganty






Happy Horror Days, 2020. 6.5/10


Directors:
Wesley Alley ... (Christmas)
Bel Deliá ... (St. Patrick's Day)
Richard Galli ... (Easter)
John K.D. Graham ... (Thanksgiving)
Matt McWilliams ... (Halloween)
Curtis Schultz ... (New Years)
Jessica Sonneborn ... (Labor Day)
Jon Sonneborn ... (Chanukah)
Vito Trabucco ... (4th of July)

Run (2020) 5/10

Wow. That was really annoying.

Thanks guys.

So based on the premise, this could go either way. Can you give me a scene that could be indicative for the tone of the film?

Think of it as the poor mans Misery.

Yeah...that's right but it's more reminded me of a real life, popular American case...can't say much about it as it'd give away the plot. ::roll eyes::

In the House (2012)

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Germain is a bored professor who finds most of his students clumsy & untalented. Then he becomes infatuated with one of his students, Claude...mainly with his story like essays, which are about how he got a way into his classmate, Rapha’s house & family life. And what begins as a one-off weekend assignment for literature class, escalates with great infatuation when Germaine detects flashes of talent and decides to groom Claude on his “To Be Continued…” stories.

I haven’t seen much French director Francois Ozon’s works before, not at least in recent times; so this turned out to be quite a pleasant surprise. Ozon’s IN THE HOUSE is a pretty interesting thriller with a solid cast that will hook you up from the very beginning with its tight script, suspicious characters & engaging turn of events. The film comes with multilayered themes i.e. a young man’s infatuation for a “perfect suburban, family life”, a writer’s voyeuristic & desperate nature in pursuit for a “complete story” and losing morals or even much more along the way at the end.

The thing that I mostly enjoyed in this film was the way Ozon keeps his audience in a dilemma between ‘original’ & ‘fake’…what parts of this “real” characters are actually “fictional”?! Or is it all someone’s twisted mind playing around or not?! That’s why though I was expecting some twists & turns & little more ambiguity or mystery at the end but still the way Ozon concluded everything I think that’s what made it a different experience than other genre films with similar kind of premise & characters.

>>: A-

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Dario Argento's Pelts (2006)

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