jedediah-hamilton Reviews

The Outwaters (2022)

The Outwaters: A Lackluster and Predictable Horror Movie

[4/10 · 25 April 2023]

The Outwaters is a horror movie that unfortunately fails to deliver on multiple fronts. From the very beginning, the audio production is poorly executed and grating, with tinny distortion and loud screeches that are more annoying than suspenseful.

While the actors do their best to bring the characters to life, they are unfortunately let down by a lackluster script and unremarkable direction. The storyline fails to introduce anything new or interesting to the horror genre, making for an uninspired and predictable experience.

The found footage style of the movie also falls short, with jittery camerawork and poorly framed shots that often make it difficult to follow the action. This is a shame, as the found footage format can be incredibly effective when executed properly, but in this case it only adds to the overall lack of quality of the movie.

In the end, The Outwaters is a movie that can easily be avoided without concern. It fails to deliver anything new or engaging to the horror genre, and the poor execution of the production and direction further detract from the experience. Overall, I would give this movie a 4/10 rating.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always (2023)

Disappointing and Lackluster: A Review of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Once and Always

[4/10 · 25 April 2023]

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Once and Always left a lot to be desired. The movie felt like a missed opportunity to bring the beloved franchise to the big screen in a more exciting and imaginative way. The film was unfortunately plagued by a number of issues that made it a less-than-satisfactory experience.

Firstly, the movie was boring. The plot was unengaging and failed to capture the excitement and energy that made the TV show such a hit with fans. Additionally, the costumes used in the movie were subpar, appearing cheap and not very convincing on screen.

Furthermore, the film's short running time only served to make it feel like an extended episode of the TV show. Rather than expanding on the universe and characters of Power Rangers, the movie felt like a missed opportunity to do something new and exciting with the franchise.

Lastly, there was a joke that did not make any sense when it was delivered by the characters speaking it. This served to further detract from the overall quality of the film, adding to the disappointment felt by fans who were hoping for a more polished and enjoyable movie.

Overall, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Once and Always was a disappointing addition to the franchise. It failed to deliver the excitement and imagination that fans had come to expect, and its lackluster execution made for a rather forgettable experience.

Blood Junkie (2010)

Pretty Alright Movie For $6,000

[5/10 · 6 October 2020]

This movie follows the 5 young people go camping where they shouldn't trope exactly. Despite this it is a pretty enjoyable movie with decent everything. If you are looking to watch this movie you probably know what to expect. I'm pretty amazed this was done for so little.