Movie Reviews
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The Dinner Party — Horror Movie Review
by typeitordie@gmail.com on July 22, 2020 PermalinkThe Dinner Partyby Miles Doleac
Jeff, an aspiring playwright, and his wife, Haley, attend a dinner party hosted by wealthy investors who may be interested in financing his first play if the young couple can impress them. Read More…
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Z — Horror Movie Review
by typeitordie@gmail.com on July 22, 2020 PermalinkZby Brandon Christensen
Life at home during a pandemic can get kind of boring and you find yourself stumbling across all sorts of media you might have otherwise overlooked. Read More…
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You Should Have Left — Horror Movie Review
by typeitordie@gmail.com on July 22, 2020 PermalinkYou Should Have Leftby David Koepp
Set in the beautiful Welsh countryside, You Should Have Left is a movie that, in my opinion, you should probably leave unwatched. Starring Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfried as quite the unconvincing married couple, this psychological thriller is riddled with clichés, tropes, and plot devices that don’t really work in the film’s favor. Read More…
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Becky — Horror Movie Review
by typeitordie@gmail.com on July 9, 2020 PermalinkBeckyby Jonathan Milott, Cary Murnion
Stepping into his very first villain role, Kevin James (as neo-nazi Dominick) goes head to head with the titular character, an angry adolescent who hates everything except her dogs, in the recent release Becky. Read More…
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The Hunt — Horror Movie Review
by typeitordie@gmail.com on July 9, 2020 PermalinkThe Huntby Craig Zobel
After being pushed back six months, the highly anticipated and controversial political horror-satire The Hunt finally got its release this past March. Read More…
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The Lodge — Horror Movie Review
by typeitordie@gmail.com on July 9, 2020 PermalinkThe Lodgeby Severin Fiala, Veronika Franz
After a family tragedy, a father makes an effort to get his children to bond with his new girlfriend at their family vacation home in the middle of nowhere. Of course, work is more important than family, and the father soon finds himself leaving his children with a woman they barely know as he returns to town. Read More…
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I Am Mother — Horror Movie Review
by typeitordie@gmail.com on June 10, 2019 PermalinkI Am Mother
by Grant SputoreLet’s face it, Netflix is known for great original series and not so much for their original movies. For some reason, many Netflix original films face harsh criticism in the disgusting echo chamber that is Social Media and the Internet. Read More…
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Godzilla: King of the Monsters — Movie Review
by typeitordie@gmail.com on June 4, 2019 PermalinkGodzilla: King of the Monsters
by Michael DoughertyWhenever you think of horror in a traditional sense, the king of the monsters typically doesn’t come to mind, but he should. Godzilla has been in our hearts and minds for decades upon decades as the OG kaiju and spawned a fabulous franchise that I absolutely adore. Read More…
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Brightburn — Horror Movie Review
by typeitordie@gmail.com on June 2, 2019 PermalinkBrightburn
by David YaroveskyAnytime there’s a piece of media created with the last name Gunn attached to it, you better believe I’m on board to consume it. Brightburn, written by Brian and Mark Gunn and produced by, you guessed it, James, is a family affair with David Yarovesky directing that does not disappoint. Read More…
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Pet Sematary — Horror Movie Review
by typeitordie@gmail.com on April 8, 2019 PermalinkPet Sematary
by Kevin Kolsch, Dennis WidmyerIf you’ve never heard of Pet Sematary until now, you should honestly just be ashamed of yourself. Based on the wildly popular Stephen King novel, Pet Sematary terrified audiences in 1989 when the film adaptation debuted. Now, thirty years later, a remake hit screens this past weekend with some major changes to the core of the story. Read More…