It's in southern Illinois, here's a link: https://worldofescapes.com/carbondal...bie-Love-Story

I guessed 'who-done-it' when the film revealed the first person we thought did origami, actually did not. My buddy gave me kudos for guessing it. But I had to tell him, the film only offered one other character who was at the school... so that was only one simple 'process of elimination' step. In that sense, that was a huge oversight in the script. You have to have at least two remaining known characters who were at the school, or it gives it away too early.

I was reading some of the reviews at Rotten Ts. I thought this one was funny: "The film is not an easy watch, nor can it be said to be in any way entertaining; it's short, nasty, brutal and utterly compelling. Rating: 10/10 - Andrew Marshall, Starburst" So, it can't be said to be "in any way entertaining" (the whole film), but you can give it a 10/10 rating? It's not a documentary, Andrew. ::big grin:: I wonder how many reviewers refused to see it.

::big grin::

I'll have to see it again. I remember liking some of the scenes. But I don't recall being overly impressed.

Edward Scissorhands- still a masterpiece.

It is. Still one of my favorite films. Best music I've heard in a film since I don't know when.

gonna give wolf creek with the crazed aussie a rewatch, fuck i keep falling asleep trying to watch this at night....

Have you ever made it through?
There's a sequel too, and a series.
I think they're planning on following up both.

Funny, the guy who plays the psycho was actually known for a long running stint on a "Better Homes and Gardens" type show here...and seems a very nice guy...it was a surprise to see the 180.

Nobody 7/10

Odenkirk in the role as Bruce Willis.

Definitely not a boring flick, but not really memorable either. I missed The Last Boy Scout humor.

Actually not that bad

yah, and that is cool seeing how actors who play villains are actually nice people in real life, haha

They tend to do it well...or maybe it's just a perspective shift thing...I mean I remember thinking Robin Williams did great in his darker roles.

Built To Kill, 2020. 8/10

Directed by
Neil Cavalier
Jake Earwaker
Sergio Guerra
Karl Hadife
Kyle Martellacci
Pezhmann Mokary

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Jakob's Wife, 2021. 7/10

Director: Travis Stevens


Marcus Koch ... special makeup effects artist ::love::
Jessie Seitz ... special makeup effects artist ::love::

Verónica

Great stuff from one of the guys who made [Rec]. As far as I am concerned, you can consider it this generation's Poltergeist.

I felt the same way about Robin Williams. Another one that surprised me in darker roles was Michael Keaton.

Justice League, 2021. 8/10

Director: Zack Snyder

29 Needles, 2019. 7/10

Director: Scott Philip Goergens

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The Bleak, 2019. 7/10

Director: James Bell


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Freak, 2020. 8/10

Director: Lucky Cerruti

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The Mortuary Collection

I enjoyed it!

For the Sake of Vicious, 2020. 7/10

Directors: Gabriel Carrer, Reese Eveneshen

I'm in the middle of the new Mortal Kombat and you know what? Nothing freaking happens!!!! ::mad::::mad::::mad::::mad::

I thought at least it would be as good as the original, especially due to the R rating and the involment of James Wan. So far I'm incredibly disappointed.

The Boonies, 2021. 6/10

Director: Lance Parkin





The usual inbred cannibals in the back woods, family named Boone.

Off screen kills, you'd have to rely on the faces as they smash, beat their victims to death.

Toward the end you got to see some violence, all practical effects.

The end scene could of been more depraved but that's my wishing.

It was kinda charming in its own right.

Mortal Kombat (2021) 5/10

I didn’t expect much of this movie, only that it would be at least as good as the original which, let’s be honest, wasn’t a masterpiece. But at least the original had an entertaining story. This one had 40 minutes of nothing happening. That’s not very Mortal Kombat.

Wanna see good Mortal Kombat movies stick to the original or the animated one that came out last year. Heck, even the cutscenes from the last 4 games makes a better movie experience than this time waster.

Interesting. I visited a comic shop around there years ago. Perhaps I'll visit one day to see this Escape Room.

That's a shame. The trailer made it seem like it was going to be awesome. I can't believe these Mortal Kombat games are still around. I remember the first game and it was always weaker compared to Street Fighter. The game just had the fatality angle. Mortal Kombat 2 was better but still Street Fighter was leagues ahead. I think Part 2 was the last game I really played. I did see the original movie in theaters. It was ok. Good enough I guess for me to get the soundtrack.

Mortal Kombat had the brutality and speed and, yes, Street Fighter had the better gameplay. I’m sure gamers still buy the new Mortal Kombat games for their brutality, which nowadays is pretty damn brutal and creative.

Jakob’s Wife 6/10

It was ok. I liked the nosferatu teeth.

SAVAGELAND 2015

The inhabitants of a small town in Arizona are slaughtered and an illegal Mexican immigrant is held responsible. The pictures he took during his supposed "rampage" tell a different story altogether.

I liked it.

MY BLOODY VALENTINE (2009). I wasn't expecting much, but MBV was better than I thought it would be; better than the original anyway. Did notice there was a kill right out of the original and one that had to have been inspired by ZOMBIE. **1/2

The ambulance

Tainted Blood, 2020. 7/10

Director: David Hinds


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Amigo, 2019. 7.5/10

Director: Óscar Martín


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Killer Among Us, 2021. 6/10

Director: Charlie Scharfman




The Blood Island Sound, 2020. 7/10

Directors: Kevin McManus, Matthew McManus




Nobody, 2021. 7.5/10

Director: Ilya Naishuller


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Southland Tales 6-7/10

Written and directed by writer/director of Donnie Darko and it shows. The story is so over-the-top weird and crazy it's almost David Lynch at times. A little too weird and crazy for my taste, but it did have a good portion of humor added and I liked the performance of Dwayne Johnson. He was funny as the eccentric main character.

Beneath Good lord, did that suck. ::sad::

Who has the bigger douchebags, this or unfriended?

Mortal Kombat, 2021. 7,5/10

Director: Simon McQuoid


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So it was no flawless victory? ::wink::

You hope a film about young adults trapped on a boat threatened by a fresh water maneating fish would be better.


Yeah, Donnie Darko was very Lynch like, and it worked. I liked debating folk on if there was really time travel or it was really the plot of Jacob's Ladder. And also proving to people there were really two engines in the current Darko universe: one that the FAA had in a warehouse, and one that fell on Donnie. That was when Rottentomatoes had a vibrant forum. My thread had literally thousands of views. ::big grin:: Such a shame they vaporized it. What were they thinking?

I have no idea. I never understood it.

Boys From County Hell

Saw that one yesterday. Didn’t love it.

Willy’s wonderland

Watching this hot off the heels of Dream Warriors did not help either. Laurence Fishburne's Max has the sort of kindness we seem to have forgotten about, especially in the scene with Violet right before she has her fatal nightmare.

Murder Mystery (2019) (netflix)
7/10

Jenifer Aniston and Adam Sandler (Nick & Audrey Spitz) are a fun midlife couple who go on a trip to Europe, but while on the plane they discover the First Class bar where they are propositioned to join a rich British heir to join him on his families' yacht, where they see a murder take place. Nick is trying to become a detective, and Audrey loves reading mysteries, so they are on the case.

It's a very light mystery and comedy. Aniston and Sandler have a fun chemistry, and while it isn't rich is situational humor, they are reasonably funny actors. The highlight is an ending car chase through beautiful Monaco with Shoot the Thrill playing in the background. If you're looking for light comfortable entertainment, this is it.

DEEP IN DAT ASS 2017

A little boy goes missing one night at a Krampus festival. Five years later, he is found and reunited with his family but things never return to normal.

Very good with a sweet twist.

Interesting. But what is the real name of the movie?

My Octopus Teacher 8-9/10

Something good did come out of watching The Oscars 2021. It made me watch a documentary about a man who befriends an octopus. ::love::::embarrassment::::smile::