I don't know, she seems to get bored easily.

London Voodoo 2004

REALLY bad. Acting, script, cinematography. Pass on it. ugh
1/10

Really liked the origin story and tha initial look at tha monster in this one here...::shocked::
:Clown

Ooh I didn't like that one at all... I thought it was kinda trashy and relied on a lot of bad jump scares. The concept was interesting, but the execution was just a stupid slasher movie where they kill a bunch of random 7 year olds.

If you're talking about the cd of a band you've been a long time fan of then I agree.
But if we're talking like Justin Beiber then I only ever needed one verse of 'baby' to want to light that effer on fire. XD

Wouldn't dream of rating a movie i didn't finish.

Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser (2015)
Not as good as the first one but still a nice comedy.
Christopher Walken has a small role and he was great.
Also a bit weird to see the guy who does Joe's voice on Family Guy.

I'm talking about almost any band, except the likes of Bieber.

That laugh. ::big grin::

I've only done that ever with one movie: Freddy's Dead. I stopped with 20 minutes left at the part where she gets the 3D glasses to "look past Freddy's tricks," and that's when I knew I wasn't watching an ANOES movie; I was watching some horrible parody of it masked as a sequel.

That was perfect.
Walken is freakin' great. He's a grade-A actor, class act and doesn't mind doing silly stuff.
Seen his SNL sketches with Will Ferrell? Or the Fatboy Slim music video.
Brilliant stuff.

Sure have. Love him. Always quirky.

Had a fantastic idea shaving this morning. You know how they make trailers showing the audience reaction? You should sign up for that for the new Paranormal Activity. It would be the ultimate reaction video and get to see it for free.

Terminator Genisys.
I enjoyed it...which I couldn't really say of any terminator film since the second one...
A *touch* heavy on the comedy and self-piss-taking, bot overall it was an interesting entry into the franchise, one I'd actually watch again.

I don't make videos since November?

Hearing from sources it might be started back up. Can you confirm?

Watching Devil right now

No

I watched this with my parents and they didn't get it. They thought it was supposed to be a joke. But then again I don't think they've seen a found footage movie since Blair Witch.

I thought it was pretty good. I like Mark Duplass. Humpday was great, and The Puffy Chair was enjoyable. He was pretty creepy but also funny in this one, but the plot was a bit too simplistic to get higher than 7/10 from me, which is what I gave it.

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Ant-Man (2015)

I typically don't like superhero movies because a lot of them are just watching New York getting demolished for the 40 millionth time or a bunch of fist fights (*cough* Avengers and Man of Steel *cough*), but I actually liked this. It was more of a heist movie than action, which made it unique.

8/10

The Snowtown Murders, 2011. 8/10


One of the most fucked up intense scenes I've seen in a film. Holy fuck, made my stomach churn.






This actor played John Bunting and he was mesmerizing!

Yeah, it was a great film. Very well acted, written, shot, etc. The psychology of the people involved was well done too, though I would've liked to seen more about how they actually became what they were.

I think I reviewed it too, but searching through the forum only links you to the thread, not an individual post. alas.

The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh 2012

Very good. The house is interesting. The voice overs used throughout the film are very well done. It was a good way to keep the audience, at least me, interested in the film. The ending was fantastic. I even sat/lay a little while during the credits to ponder the film. Definitely worth seeing
7/10

Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
8,75/10 (8,5 wouldn't be enough but 9's too much)

+First of all, kudos to the director. Most of the movie looked absolutely amazing.

-Tom Hardy's overrated. He's good but not great. And his voice is strange but not in a good way.
-The title could've easily just been Fury Road with Charlize Theron as the main character as it was more about her character than Hardy's (her performance was also the best imo).
I understand attaching the name of a known franchise is better from a commerical point of view. But I'm more in favour of starting new franchises instead of rebooting old ones.
-Max doesn't have enough depth. For a movie of two hours you'd expect they have the time to expand a little more on his character.
-I hoped for a little less explosions and a little more bloody violence.

Oh nice, this is my next choice tonight! : )

Growing Up Brady

Shadow Zombie, 2014. 9/10


http://www.filmbizarro.com/screensho...dowzombie1.jpg

This film is embedded in my soul.

Flipping back and forth between Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King and Thor

True Story, 2015. 8/10

Thor would make LOTR 3 a lot more interesting =)

Where did you watch it? Only place I found online is amazon and I try to avoid giving them any money(but i'd still like to pay/support somewhere else)

DEMONIC 2015

A young woman brutally murders a group of her friends while all of them were trying to summon spirits. Years later a group of ghosthunters return to the scene to determine what really happened.

It wasn't horrible...a little frantic at times. The ghosthunters appeared to know their stuff and were reasonably professional as opposed to a group of teenagers spending the night with a video camera.

I rented it on Vimeo for 2.99 : )

Just google watch Shadow Zombie online. I'd link you but it just goes to my rental. You get it for 72 hours. : )

I'll look into it. ty.

Really? The trailer made it look very irritating to watch.

Avenged aka Savaged (2013)
B/C

"A deaf girl is brutalized by a murderous gang who are then hunted by her when the bloodthirsty spirit of an Apache warrior inhabits her lifeless body."

Quite alright. Some brutal kills. Bit cheap towards the end but still entertaining enough.

That's funny. I didn't know women needed cats in horror movies.


Of course I don't mean to be insulting. Chronogirl didn't take it as an insult when I posted The Ward review back then. Perhaps you should see both movies. They are on cable channels now.

And I haven't seen the full Halloween series in a while. But the original Halloween is the perfect horror movie for all audiences. Halloween 3 is a good movie too.

Maybe the subject or cause of the horror monsters can be talked about more when people watch both The Ward and Silent House. It does seem to be in the news recently.



Again it wasn't meant as an insult. Just on the type this sort of horror movie might have more appeal towards. Did you watch both The Ward and Silent House? What did you think? Have you ever come across LMN movies? What do you think of those? If you want a movie with a kind of similar structure that to me is more towards both men and women check out High Tension.

And of course I know some women like horror movies. But I believe it's safe to say it's not as big of an audience as those that like romantic comedies.

Still confused.

ImmortalSlasher, I think all women like seeing horror movies. They like cuddling up close to their dates and covering their eyes during the scary scenes. It's a thrill. When I went to the I Spit On Your Grave re-make a few years back, the majority of the audience were women and were laughing and enjoying it.

I never cuddled up close or covered my eyes.....ever.


: )

..but a few dudes covered their eyes watching films with...me!

I cringe and hide my eyes when people slit their own wrists. Freaks me out.