Jigsaw is the newest instalment in the ‘Saw’ franchise. Dead bodies are being found all over the city, and while the investigations are ongoing, all the evidence points towards John Kramer, who died ten years ago.
This film is definitely part of the Saw universe, as it has the deaths, the traps and the setup of the previous Saw films. However, there are predominately new characters in it, with next to no references to the previous films, which is good…
The Final Destination (or Final Destination 4, as I call it) is the fourth film in the Final Destination franchise. It follows the same pattern as the rest: main character has a premonition about a disaster, they freak out and avoid said disaster, and then Death follows them, killing off the survivors in various gruesome ways.
This film, in my opinion, is the weakest of the series. I felt like the whole film was rushed and they did not allow…
Goodbye Christopher Robin is based on the real lives of A.A. Milne and his son Christopher Robin, who inspired the popular Winnie-The-Pooh stories.
A.A. Milne has been fighting in World War I, and when he returns home, he suffers from PTSD. When his son is born, his wife is reluctant to get close to him because she is worried that another war will break out and Christopher will have to join the army and fight, and she does not want…
Hostel: Part III takes place in the USA instead of Europe. It focuses on 4 friends who are attending a bachelor party. They attend a party and then end up falling prey to the same group, who are now hosting a game show style torture, instead of the hostels from the first two films.
This film is much like the first two. The director is Scott Spiegel, instead of Eli Roth, and this shows in the deaths, which in my…
