Already a feeling of unease, pranksters have a tendency to throw off the vibe while trying to set one. Something feels off in the haunted house, started before even entering the place.
Things are picking up, and the terror is setting in for our characters, and it feels like it's all gone wrong and now to see was out really ever even an option for them.
The brutality is inspired and satisfyingly maniacal, while sheer viciousness is just gorily beautiful.
This new sect of torture porn/horror is growing on me. This film is actually quite amusing and fun.…
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Hauntingly beautiful location, quiet little family home in the countryside. Spooky almost out the gate, yet filled with love and memories. It's sufficiently creepy, but it feels like an episode of "Goosebumps" with less intrigue.
The family secrets and shame are quite distressing, the atmosphere finally starting to make sense. Such a vile and hateful presence is tormenting our ladies, and deserving of no pity and forgiveness should not even be considered.
A very 60s and 70s way of British Story telling, from a native Californian viewpoint. I enjoyed it and I hope you give the film a w…
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Fantastic opening sequence, filled with familial tenderness and then high octane action.
We've a masterclass of actors gracing is with their presence, and its such a fun ride.
The film has just the right amount of banter to put a smile on your face and is able to move at the "Wick Universe" speed and momentum.
"Wick" fans will appreciate that the film has an underlying story, one we can all feel. This has been an adventure in pain and vengeance, treachery, and honor.…
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She is such a nice young Catholic girl, 1st year at college in a new town.
Our film has possibly given us a glance at our most heinous individual, our stalker maybe. The atmosphere out in the middle of the outskirts of the city is gloriously dark and hauntingly beautiful, so peaceful and calm.
The tension is high as our villain is making his presence felt, with silent phone calls and doorknob jiggling as well. Holy hamburgers, the plot has a 180° flip into the real terror we should be afraid of.
**Absolutely NOT for the Squimish**…
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There is so much tension created by our actors' portrayals of their characters, I find it hard not to throw my remote. I'm not enjoying the vibe, but I really want to see my main character say "enough is enough" and so something about the indifference by her mate and his cousin's sociopathic behavior. The film is giving off some horrible family secret vibes, dread folks, my mind trying to figure out the next play. The deception is masterfully played. All my hopes for this one are validated by how this is played out.…
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Quite an interesting intro, we've a scientific individual out doing his thing. The vibe and atmosphere are so creepily choice, the way they use the lighting really gives it an eerie feeling of unease. Night in the forest is very hauntingly still, until it is not. Masterful cinematography accomplished setting the entire feel of the film and the pure unease in the viewer of the film.
...Magnificent Italian Horror Cinema...…
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The Forest at night look terrifying, and I thought they were just spooky in daylight.
Our actors are portraying their characters with great effectiveness, I'm having trouble not wishing them a terrifyingly horrible adventure. It just got scary, I nearly dropped my drink. We've another player on the board now, unsure of his status or his true intentions for now. If your still here, then you've got to freaking be losing your mind about now.
...Sadism at its ugly worst...…
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Jane Austen Wrecked My Life captures, with irony, melancholy, and tenderness, the emotional and creative labyrinth of its protagonist, Agathe. At first glance, the film seems to be about a writer facing creative block, but it quickly becomes clear that her struggle with writing is only the surface of a deeper internal conflict — one that ties together trauma, memory, and the way literature shapes identity.
The film never explicitly states whether Agathe’s writer’s block began after the car accident that killed her parents, but the emotional link is undeniable. The accident, her father’s…
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Starts almost immediately with the creepiness, and talk about a serious moment for our main character. Uneasy words have been spoken between our characters, and now it appears to be that the threats have some validity to them. This is sufficiently creepy, and I love this film barely 30 minutes in so far.
The cruelty and mind games are plenty in this film, with painful memories once hidden being brought into the light once again.
The emotional brutality of this film is matched by physical brutality.
The film has made itself my new Dakota Fanning project.…
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Interesting into scenes, it feels as though we're being set up for things that will unfold in the film as time passes.
Either flashbacks or hallucinations have started, but they feel like it's going to be a scary ride.
Tragedy after tragedy has befallen our characters. It feels as if time is running and our characters are losing ground steadily.
What a freaking ride this has been. This one is a keeper for sure. If you have the chance, give it a moment of your time and settle in for the ride.…
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