A decent attempt at a feature film of a children’s horror themed video game.
The story was good if you don’t think about it too hard. Strange thing is that it could have been a really good horror flick, but they came up short on several fronts. Good cast and well shot. It was entertaining, but mostly because I’m familiar with the characters. It’s a miracle that the movie wasn’t super hokey based on the material. Not really horror, but…
The film that preceded the Oscar Award winning "The Silence of the Lambs". I had never seen it before and asked to watch it. After weeks of having in my queue, I have watched it in all of its 1986 glory.
I'll skip the fluff and dive right in with the negative. The film should have been a tight 1.5 hrs instead of its 2 hour runtime that lags in places, which diminishes the suspense of the film. Lots of…
“Who’s With Me?” is film ingenuity at its finest. Take a small budget, a limited cast, no studio distribution, and push out a free film for all. And it’s a good film too. I’d love to know more about the production. What limitations did they have? Who was involved? What was life like on set? So many questions.
As a confinement thriller, this film does a fine job illustrating the mental fatigue of having no human contact, while demonstrating the…
This movie is probably a one-time watch and while it does not have a lot of feel good moments, it is powerful and intriguing. Unusual films are important for genre's like this gangster film told from the point of view of a meek trophy wife. I appreciated that Jean didn't evolve into a badass that went on a revenge spree with all her violent actions being easily defendable. The plot was compelling and held my attention throughout the film, despite…
