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The Boy (2016)
Brahms is alive
The ending of the movie makes the it so great. The first thirty minutes aren't that exciting, but after that the movie develops into a psychological fear. I thought it was going to be another corny doll movie, but the ending makes you think back to all parts of the movie. After seeing the end the viewer can go back and make sense of everything that has happened. I love these types of movies. This is not a cliche horror film, it is a well thought out, well directed film.
4/20 Massacre (2018)
The title had me hooked.
I enjoy a good massacre as well as a good 4/20. This was a misleading title for most. This was a stereotypical stoner movie in the sense that smokers are portrayed as hippies. The five main characters are girls which is interesting, I have never seen a movie like that. This film is very gruesome which doesn't really add much to the movie. It's an average slasher movie that will have you on edge, but nothing comes out of it. It is predictable that the Sheriff is part of the weed plot. Overall though, I would never recommend this movie to any of my friends or family.
Wrong Turn VI (2014)
Almost too Gruesome
This movie is a horror film but it is almost funny at times. Like most horror films, it is easily predictable. There is lot of nudity in this movie, and a lot of characters actually die when they are naked. The director almost seemed as if he just wanted to pull another "Wrong Turn". This in no way compares to earlier wrong turn movies. The budget for the movie probably wasn't much. There is no particular significance to the movie.
I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang (1932)
The beginnings of sound!
This movie is a great overall watch. With sound being introduced in 1927, which is five years before the movie is made, this is an influential film in American Cinema history. This is a brilliant performance by Paul Muni, this situation is realistic back in the 1900s. Im sure this movie has inspired many people to go out and do a job that they love to do. This gives us insight on what prison was like back then. It was a very horrible thing. The uses of sound, which we wrote down in class, kept the audience glued to the screen. Also, for an old film, the plot is relatable. I enjoyed this particular film from 1932.