I don’t get the chance to watch many horror films at the cinema due to the showings of them round these parts drying up really quickly. With Conjuring 2 being set in the UK and looking pretty damn awesome I watched the first film the other week in preparation for a trip out to see this one and I wasn’t disappointed.
After enjoying Pontypool I thought it was worth checking out another film by the same director, so I picked Hellions which seems like a more stereotypical for it’s sub-genre than Pontypool was it’s sub-genre. Turns out it was anything but stereotypical but did it match the brilliance of Pontypool? click and see what I thought!
Once again I was browsing what to watch and I’d seen this one a few times but never pressed play. After a quick read of what it was about, I thought why not give it a go. The concept sounded unique and I love a film that’s mostly set in one place.
I must admit when I had Netflix I just browsed past this film thinking it was some sort of kids thing, however after I actually stopped being an idiot and looked up what it was about I decided to give it watch and I didn’t regret it……..
It’s not often I get the chance to go to the cinema and watch a horror film I actually like the look of, so with The Conjuring 2 coming out I thought I’d give the first one a try in preparation for watching the second next weekend. I’ve never seen this film and I’m of the opinion that haunting/ghost/exorcism films are either really good or really bad.
One of the surprising benefits of this blog has been that I’ve got to review some films I wouldn’t have ever watched. In amongst them is the odd chance to review an independent film, even if I give these films a low-ish rating I still admire the hell out of the people that get these films made. I was asked if I’d like to watch and review zombie film Meltdown, it’s taken me a while but here’s my thoughts…..
After watching the I Know What You Did Last Summer films I thought I’d enjoy some more trashy simple late 90’s/early 2000’s teen horror type films. When they were released I enjoyed the Urban Legend films and now I’ve seen all three of them I thought I’d review them in one article instead of dragging things out…….
Decided to watch this Irish film as something a bit different, I saw that it opened Frightfest in London so for no other real reason than curiosity I sat down and gave it a go…..
Well I sat down and watched I Know What You Did Last Summer and after enjoying the easytowatch-ness of it I thought why not give the second one a go as well. Here’s my thoughts on the sequel……
After the completely bonkers and brilliant Tokyo Gore Police I was ready for some trashy easy to watch American serial killer rubbish. After a quick search I decided I’d watch the I Know What You Did Last Summer films, so here’s my review of the first one.
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