Favorite films

Pinned reviews

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  Shaun of the Dead 2004

  ★★★★★ Rewatched 19 Oct 2024

  Spooktober 24-20
  My personal comfort film I can constantly rewatch and not get bored of. Edgar Wright does a fabulous job at filming the scenes and he was the perfect director for this film. Every joke is hilarious and I will never get bored of them. The plot is pretty simple yet so perfect and it has some classic moments, the work on the undead in this film is excellent and carries on the traditions from the George A. Romero…

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  The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 1966

  ★★★★★ Rewatched 02 Nov 2024

  The best western of all time in my opinion with pretty much everything just being perfect. The story is tense throughout containing a good mix of action and romance and they don't do one side of the story more than the other which many films do wrong, fabulous character development adds to the story of the man with no name improving his final story for the third film as well as developing the characters we've seen before. Great cinematography with…

Recent reviews

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  This Is Spinal Tap 1984

  ★★★★ Watched 20 Mar 2025

  “It's such a fine line between stupid, and clever."
  Absolute cinema

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  The Harry Hill Movie 2013

  ★★ Watched 19 Mar 2025

  A cinematic masterpiece that no one has seen

Popular reviews

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  The Thing 1982

  ★★★★★ Rewatched 12 Oct 2024 2

  Spooktober 24-14
  An impressive film for its time with a lot of impressive yet quite gory special effects which are stunning for the time and a budget of $10 million. Some amazing action sequences throughout the film with every single one of them being incredibly entertaining to watch. Spectacular performances of the cast and this film in my opinion has one of the best casting for a film of all time with each actor delivering their scenes perfectly. A perfect…

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  Nosferatu 1922

  ★★★★ Rewatched 16 Oct 2024

  Spooktober 24-17
  Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror is a classic film with absolutely stunning and terrifying costume design and makeup for the 1920s and I can’t imagine the horror of Count Orlok for the first time on the big screen. A pretty interesting story considering this whole film is just silent with the occasional dialogue popping up and I don't know how the director F. W. Murnau managed to make it so captivating his work is truly so inspiring. A very…