Second time watching.
Upgrading the score to a 5/5.
While I do wish that the themes were more focused on throughout the entire movie, I really like the message that it was trying to give about the prison system, media outlets, and glorification of serial killers.
The editing was amazing. I was violently high when watching this the second time and it gave me an insane amount of anxiety and was difficult to get through but in a good way…
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Unfortunately disappointing.
Ash is a film that follows Riya as she wakes up from a traumatic event where she finds her entire crew has been killed and needs to fill in the missing pieces of how this happened on the planet Ash.
I went into this film blind only knowing that it was directed by Flying Lotus and had Aaron Paul. The premise seemed interesting and I had high hopes watching a movie that’s directed by someone who typically does…
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I was left wanting more.
An American Werewolf in London follows the story of two travellers in northern England that are attacked by a werewolf, killing one of them and leaving the other with the curse of turning into a werewolf at every full moon.
The story was intriguing. The start of the film is definitely the strongest and does a good way of being eerie and causing some suspense. I really enjoyed the bar scene. The story slows down…
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Visually Psychotic
This movie follows a couple, Mickey and Mallory Knox, who are a “Bonnie & Clyde” type group of mass murderers.
This movie was a lot like taking psychedelics while watching a Tarantino film (ironically the credits for the story are listed as Quentin Tarantino). The director, Oliver Stone, does an insane job on visuals, lighting, writing, and editing. Over the top, schizophrenic, horrific visuals that give the audience the feeling that the story is being told and shown through…
