Anna Gallegos

Anna Gallegos

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  • Host

    ★★★★★

  • The Lodge

    ★★★★½

  • Assassination Nation

    ★★★★★

  • Howl's Moving Castle

    ★★★★★

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  • Host

    Host

    ★★★★★

    THIS. Is what good horror is all about. I love this modern take on "found footage", at least that what it reminds me of. Horror always hones in on current times, but this is the first time I've seen it done 2020 "quarantine" version. This is so unexpected and it really feels like you are just part of the "call" it gives you an extra layer of anxiety. I LOVE how the scares were unexpected. They built up what you…

  • The Lodge

    The Lodge

    ★★★★½

    "Repent and you will find salvation."

    Just when you think you've got the movie figured out and who is to "blame", it takes a complete 180. We're first introduced to a family via a mom (Alicia Silverstone) calling for Mia and Aiden (kids) in this gorgeous house. Let me just say here, that the cinematography throughout this whole movie really adds to the ambiance of being "on the edge of your seat". The camera takes ordinary angles and completely flips…

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  • One Cut of the Dead

    One Cut of the Dead

    ★★★★★

    Why are the Japanese so much better than Americans at like everything? This was done by film students and I still can't believe professionals didn't film this. It is so amazingly well done with tons of comedy speckled throughout. Hint: Don't turn off after the first "set" of credits roll! You'll know what I mean when you start watching. This is a gem that needs to be watched a few times to full understand everything that's happening, but even on a first watch it is just highly enjoyable.

  • Assassination Nation

    Assassination Nation

    ★★★★★

    Okay. How to start this.... WELL, this is the most badass, thrilling, slightly gore infused, wild ride through a group of teens subconscious during an all out Purge basically. To put it simply. This movie is so brilliant on so many levels, but I know a lot of people just didn't get it. Having a younger brother right around this age group, all of the "non-violent" things that happen in this movie DEFINITELY happen in real life HS nowadays. This…