This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
A film about the dangers of drinking too much Voss water.
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I appreciated the fact that this movie avoided the main thing that frustrated me about the first one. I never got annoyed by the main character not explaining what was happening to her, because she had no idea what was happening to her for the majority of the film.
The deterioration of her mental state and her lashing out at the people around her was also handled better…
What a disappointment.
It presents itself as some sort of elevated horror with a deep message about trauma, but is so cheap with how it tries to scare the audience. There were way too many terrible jump scares, which is a shame because the Smile concept is horrifying and could've been used much more effectively.
The last 10 minutes were the strongest part of the movie and showed that the Director is capable of creating good scares without relying on…
I'm a sucker for films with wacky and unrealistic depictions of computer technology, so it didn't take long for the film to get me hooked. Any time I see hacking interpreted as a low-poly 3D environment with barriers and traps to avoid, I'm in.
What I didn't realize going into the film is that this is essentially a Cat in the Hat adaptation, except instead of a cat, it's a supermodel. So if you ever wanted to watch Cat in…
A revenge flick that oozes style and atmosphere.
It's dark, dirty, wet, and full of so many cool one-liners you'll catch yourself saying "fuck yeah" every time Brandon Lee speaks.
The dude spends the duration of the film alternating between playing guitar on the rooftops in the rain and brutally enacting justice in the streets.
Watch it while in the shower for a fully immersive experience.
