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26/06/2024

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16/04/2024

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08/04/2024

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28/02/2024

Thoughts on the new Joker...I mean the crow😵‍💫?

First look at Bill Skarsgård as Eric Draven in ‘The Crow’. 😱

18/02/2024

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17/08/2023

LillithNightmare has emerged from her coffin ️!

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01/05/2023

From Black is a poignant and thought-provoking film that takes viewers on a journey through grief, redemption, and the human spirit's resilience. Directed by Samantha Brown and starring an exceptional cast, this indie gem explores themes of loss, hope, and personal growth, and does so with a sensitivity and grace that is both refreshing and deeply moving.

The film's central protagonist is Sarah (played brilliantly by rising star Emily Watson), a young woman who is struggling to come to terms with the sudden and tragic loss of her husband. As she tries to navigate her way through the murky waters of grief, Sarah is forced to confront some uncomfortable truths about herself and the life she had been leading. In the process, she discovers a strength and resilience she never knew she had and ultimately finds a way to move forward and begin the process of healing.

One of the film's greatest strengths is its portrayal of grief. The filmmakers have taken great care to accurately depict the many different emotions and stages that people go through when dealing with loss. From the numbness and shock of the initial news to the overwhelming sadness and despair that can follow, the film shows how grief can manifest itself in different ways for different people.

Despite the heavy subject, From Black is a film that is full of hope and optimism. Throughout the film, Sarah is surrounded by a cast of supporting characters who offer her guidance, support, and encouragement as she rebuilds her life. From her eccentric next-door neighbor (played by the always delightful Stanley Tucci) to the wise and empathetic therapist she meets (a standout performance from Viola Davis), each character brings something unique and valuable to Sarah's journey of self-discovery.

In addition to its strong performances, From Black also boasts some impressive technical elements. The film's cinematography, in particular, is stunning, with sweeping shots of the English countryside and intimate close-ups that capture the raw emotions of the characters. The score, composed by the talented Alex Heffes, is also a standout, perfectly capturing the film's themes of loss and redemption.

Overall, From Black is a triumph of independent filmmaking. It tackles a difficult subject with sensitivity and grace and does so in a way that is both authentic and uplifting. At its core, the film is a celebration of the human spirit's ability to overcome adversity and a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope.

For anyone who has ever experienced loss or struggled to find meaning in difficult times, From Black is a must-see film. It is a moving and powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit, and a reminder that no matter how difficult life may seem, there is always a way forward. With its exceptional performances, stunning visuals, and powerful message, From Black is a film that will stay with you long after the credits have rolled.

27/04/2023

"Evil Dead Rise," directed by Lee Cronin and produced by Sam Raimi, is the latest installment in the Evil Dead franchise. Sadly, the film falls short of expectations and fails to capture the same thrills and chills of its predecessors.

The movie follows two sisters, Melissa and Corrine, who accidentally awaken an ancient evil while attempting to resurrect their dead mother. As the demonic forces begin to possess the living, the sisters must fight to survive and find a way to defeat the evil once and for all.

One of the biggest flaws of "Evil Dead Rise" is its lack of originality. The film feels like a rehash of the same old tropes and clichés we've seen in countless horror films. The scares are predictable, and the plot is formulaic, leaving little room for innovation or creativity.

Another issue with the film is its lack of character development. The sisters are bland and uninteresting, and their motivations are never fully fleshed out. As a result, it's challenging to invest in their journey or care about their fate.

The film's pacing is also a significant problem. The first act drags on for far too long, with little happening to hold the audience's attention. When the horror kicks into high gear, it's too little, too late. The movie's second half is rushed and haphazardly put together, leaving the viewer unsatisfied.

The special effects are another disappointment. While the practical effects of the original Evil Dead films were groundbreaking for their time, the CGI in "Evil Dead Rise" looks cheap and unconvincing. The gore and violence feel gratuitous and lacking in creativity, with little attempt to make them shocking or memorable.

The acting in the film is also subpar, with the performances ranging from wooden to over-the-top. The actors seem to be going through the motions, lacking any real passion or commitment to their roles.

Finally, the film's lack of humor is a significant misstep. The original Evil Dead movies were known for their campy humor and tongue-in-cheek approach to horror. In "Evil Dead Rise," however, the humor is all but nonexistent, leaving the film feeling bleak and joyless.

In conclusion, "Evil Dead Rise" is a disappointing addition to the franchise. Its lack of originality, character development, pacing, special effects, acting, and humor all contribute to a film that fails to capture the spirit of its predecessors. While diehard fans of the series may find something to enjoy, the average viewer is likely to be left unimpressed. Instead of Evil Dead Rise, it's more like where Evil Dead comes to die...

26/04/2023

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21/02/2023

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18/02/2023

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14/02/2023

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27/01/2023

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21/01/2023

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21/01/2023

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