The sluggish first two-thirds of the short story “A Sacrifice” is even more dominant but offers no new information to the audiences and only what they have seen several times before. No one can even say that it is horrible, it is instead a typical boring film in which you gradually forget the name of […]
The first 15 minutes of “What Remains” follow a shadowing of Mads Lake, after whom Mads becomes almost Sigge Storm, Scandinavian with a beard, scruffily timid in a Rukka outdoors coat, about to embark on a new adventure after several years inside a mental hospital. Cleveland visits a man living in a bad neighborhood and
The Blumhouse production’s newest chapter is called ‘Imaginary’, with the name of Jeff Wadlow’ as the Jonathan’s producer of ‘Truth of Dare’. Blumhouse seems to be hit or miss and in my eyes, ‘Imaginary’ is another fill-up in a list of mediocres. The film suffers from the plague of excessive plot synopsis and premise overload
There’s a popular belief among film critics that the suburbs are awful. It’s high time the critics should watch this movie. The ideal nuclear families that possess McMansions are at times far from being ideal. The new domestic setting is not exactly fresh, but such settings, which are so interesting and fun to behold, are
Damaged: At their best, at least, the audience has been treated to a walloping dose of gore in many of the countless gruesome serial killer films that emerged in the imitator bandwagon to “Se7en” thirty years back. However, good suspense and atmosphere and new narrative concepts seem much harder to come by. This is definitely
