I can not remember too much about it, but I remember being disappointed that it did not stay close enough to the original graphic novel. Particularly the end.

The Ghost of Goodnight Lane

Awful. REALLY awful. Don't bother reading a summary or waste a few minutes on the trailer. So bad.
1/10.

I'm a little biased. It's Johnny, you know. ::love::


I didn't know there was a graphic novel, is it any good?

Very good. : )

Pay the Ghost (2015)

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Typical child abduction ghost story but quite decently done.

>>: B

Hellions (2015)

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>>: D+

Listening (2014)

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>>: B-

Jessabelle/2014.

It started out promising but seemed to get more cliche as it went on. I wanted to love it, but in the end had to give it 6/10, like you did. Good soundtrack though, and worth the watch.

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Exeter 2015

3/10 D+

Exeter is a trainwreck... like a real one, not the metaphor.

Exeter is a movie-screen wildly stoned with horror clichés. Motivations, logic & story are thrown out -- it's simply fast-paced, very fast-paced. So fast-paced as to almost be a new genre, but not quite.

There's average gore, violence, swearing, jokes, but it's so fast & without sufficient framework & footing, it all seems slung from your blindspot, where one might just feel assaulted.

Its lack of logical story & gore/violence is common to a Lucio Fulci, but none of the art. Fast-paced violence like slapstick horror Peter Jackson, but no fun.

I hope this review does not pique your interest in seeing this film; unless you like that kind of stuff.

The Visit, 2015. 7/10



This worked quite well for me.

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It will likely underwhelm horror fans due to bloated expectations, built up over its circuitous, two-year release, and will simply not be understood by critics who don't value exploitation cinema, but, despite the unstellar acting, annoying characters and predictable story arc, I found myself thoroughly enjoying the first true jungle cannibal film made in 30 years. The shock value doesn't come close to the Italian classics, but it still delivers more gore than you should ever expect to see at the strip mall theater down your street. And it has one thing those films never had: a sense of humor. Not recommended for movie critics, but a must-see for those who already know they must see it, and possibly interesting enough for the unsuspecting horror or adventure fan.

8/10