Maaz Hamid

Criminally underrated by toxic fans who haven't even seen the show, are nitpicking scenes, or just hate it for just existing. This needs to stop, 'cuz this is an incredible show. Happy to see it renewed, and can't wait for more!

It's scary enough for those easily shocked by exorcisms and curses, as some reckless conclusions by a character led to disastrous results, but it would be wrong to say that the ending was unpredictable. It was quite easy to see where everything was headed, and the ending was not as shocking to me as it was for others. Overall, I'm also not a fan of religious horror, and this isn't anything new to the table, but it's entertaining throughout, so maybe it is worth a watch.

An extremely disturbing masterpiece, not for the faint of heart. You may get a feeling about the story being like that, but it's actually the way the director projects that story, which will stick in your brain for God knows how much time. But just as it is disturbing, it's also very beautiful. Every cast member is on top of their game, and handle their roles so brilliantly and naturally, that it really amps those shocks and scares. Speaking of scares, this is one of the scariest films I've seen this year so far this year. It doesn't rely on stupid jump-scares or supernatural creatures, but it's just the sheer depiction of cannibalism that sends chills down the spine. The director's vision is so clear, and there isn't a mistake I can point out with the cinematography and camerawork. It's amazing. The plot is very smooth, and it holds the ingredients very well, no matter how much you shake it. The film is also another example of how a low-budget film can obliterate high-budget ones. All you need is to think outside the box, and look for new, truly scary content, or just use the old rag and turn it into a dress. That's what this film does here. The gore and special effects are done very well, and that adds to the disturbing element. Though it is difficult to watch sometimes, you will still be peaking through your hands. It was just that impossible for me to look somewhere else. So give it a go if you dare. You won't be disappointed.

This is probably the best new horror film I've seen this year. Yes there are a few errors, I couldn't help but ignore them. Thankfully, I still have enough energy left to watch something else as well, but I'd surely think twice before attempting such a feat as it might ruin the fun I had with this James Wan epic! The film does an excellent job hooking up the audience right from the first scene, and slightly hints what the film is about to do. It's tense and scary, but a little over the top (I'm a sucker for this kind of over the top). The idea is such which proves Wan's dedication to this project, and how well he thought about what to add and how to add it. The result was a gory, suspense filled horror movie with lots of fun action bits as well to chew on. The cast is great, and I have no complain against the dedicated performances they gave. The dialogue was good enough, and it helps retain the natural, suspenseful thrills to their fresh level. The cinematography and shooting is dramatic and tense, and you can almost feel yourself in the situation the characters are in. The best part was how intelligently Wan delivered the shocking reality and the final twist. You never see it coming, and when it does, all you can do is admire the smartness in it. All in all, this is one hell of a fun film, which will work for anyone looking for high class gory thriller, or a low-scares horror.

Nah. The new one's way better. This is trash.

The Suicide squad revives DC in a fashionable and appropriate manner, and James Gunn plays the premise to its full potential. The suicide Squad features some of the most dangerous criminals, who are sent to a search and destroy mission by the government. The previous film was a disaster, with low character building, poor acting, an even worst story, and to avoid any violence, had a stupid villain. The cast partially worked, and none of the characters were played like they should have been. This version, on the other hand, says "Hell with you" to the 2016 version, and defies every crucial aspect which was used to make it, and turns it to the extreme opposite. Which a whole new star-studded ensemble cast, the film goes haywire with the material, and it seems to work perfectly. There is plenty of never-ending comedy, which manages to let out some hard laughs most of the time. It felt natural most of the times, and when it didn't it was even more fun. The stars were amazing in their roles, and their presence really lit the stage. The new characters removed any element of the 2016 version which might relate with this one. The story was changed, and was not so amazing, but there were twists which made it worth the while. There was no sign of predictability, and the film was thrilling throughout. This film ripped the 2016 version in half, and fed it to King Shark in terms of the gore. It was detailed and not for everyone, but also really fun. bad guys ripped in half, exploding people, decapitations, people molten with energy (literally), stabbings, and of course people being eaten. The film doesn't hold back an inch to deliver the violence, and delivers all that can be possible in a superhero movie. Again, defying the laws of PG-13, the film also doesn't hold back on profanity. Though it gets offensive, it also feels more realistic. Like they are CRIMINALS, and they are in plenty of danger! why wouldn't they swear? The plotting was uneven, but it was crucial for the fun elements of the film to work. If everything made sense for the film to progress, it would have cut out lots of comedy and action. All this combined, The Suicide Squad is a very major improvement to the horrendous original, and boasting a stellar cast, loads of gore and comedy, delivers what it should have 5 years ago.

A shark flick can't get any better than this.

I'll never try to watch a person who has been sued with poor animal treatment charges.