“Five Nights at Freddy’s 2” goes into the pizzeria from Hell, once again. This is the abandoned pizza place that was featured in the first movie. That is the one with spooky animatronics that come to life in dark places. The story is continued, even after the story seemed to come to an end.
“100 Nights of Hero” is a tale that strives to be up in the air of Shakespeare. However, it winds up like “The Princess Bride” with a side of “Thelma and Louise” thrown in. It’s an odd mix to throw into the blender, but it comes up smooth and tasty. Read more
This solid film is written, directed, and produced by Shih-Ching Tsou and co-written by her filmmaking partner, Sean Baker, who also co-produced.
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This movie portrays the sorrow of the sudden death of a woman, the horror in the lives of those she left behind, grieving their loss.
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An opening scroll tells you that the names “Hamnet” and “Hamlet” were interchangeable at the period this is set in, which is a little sneak that may help you comprehend where this film is going, overall.
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Get ready for more of that beautiful pink and green combination… with a slice of yellow through the heart of things. Filmed back-to-back with the first ‘Wicked,” it’s similar in appearance, but overall, much darker emotionally.
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A24 is giving us a look at the “thrupple.” With “Eternity,” we see it in the afterlife. I’m ahead of myself. In this film, we’re given an end-of-life scenario where you get a week to decide where you want to spend eternity… where you want to be forever… the rest of time.
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Once again, we have a Sisu story that bears a man refusing to die… and a killer score! You’re immediately on the side of this mad killer, but the music makes it so much better.
Set in the Pacific Northwest, especially the Idaho Panhandle, in the early 20th Century, this film archives the history of the nomad working on the railroad in the name of westward expansion.
While watching this movie, you’ll be unable to disagree that it has fabulous cinematography, and that its score is magical. These two elements help you buy into the story very easily. “
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