Juston Dement

This is a guilty pleasure of mine. It's not the best horror movie, but what it does it does pretty well, which is entertain. I still watch this movie from time to time. It's cheesy and dumb and I think that's just part of its charm.

I actually enjoyed this movie. My only critique was how cgi the blood looked. They had a scene where they had a close up shot and you could tell it was fake. It took me out of the movie. However, about halfway through the movie, a very depressing event takes place and it brings me back in. I was able to look at the movie as just that and focus on the story once again. The writing in this movie was really well done. They not only captured isolation and paranoia very well, on top of horror, but they captured the emotions everyone would go through. They did a really good job

I still play this game to this day. I grew up on this masterpiece. Not only are the graphics seemingly amazing for when it came out, but the gameplay is top notch, and the game is addicting. The sequence breaking gives this game its replay ability, given all the different routes and ways you can obtain items long before you’re supposed to. Not only that, but you can beat this game fairly quickly and still want to play it afterwards. Metroid will probably always be one of my top tier favorite game series, with Super holding the number one spot strongly

It started out pretty decent. A few spoilers ahead. It had a good, strong start, that kept up the pace for a good chunk of the movie, but when the entity started talking, it lost me. I know they needed it to, but they could have done without that cheap demonic voice. Not to mention, when she went to see the man in prison, the scene wasn’t as intense for me as it seemed to be for others. It felt cheap, and forced. After awhile, the entity stopped being scary, and I didn’t know why she wasn’t laughing at it. The movie overall was pretty average and generic. It’s following a trend that seems to have taken over Hollywood. Way too long with little to no lore on what the entity is. The ending started out strong, with a finale I was hoping for, but ultimately ended exactly how I thought it would, basically ruining my chances of rewatching it. By the end of the movie, the only thing I could think of standing out was when it took over her body, a couple of unsettling scenes, and how hard they tried to refrain from much CGI. I can see how people might find this movie creepy, and rate it so high, but I personally can’t. It felt like every other horror movie that’s been coming out today, and unfortunately, that’s a trend in Hollywood. First it was monster movies, then it was slashers, next it was found footage, and now it’s strange entities who apparently have nothing better to do than go from person to person.

Great show. It was action packed, well written, the story was delivered well. This is one of those short, but sweet shows that leave you satisfied with the end. The last two episodes were simply amazing, and I loved every character. Every character had a reason for why they were the way they were, and I can’t really complain. Gotta give this show a try. It’s a slight step away from what I’m used to, but it still delivered on the action.

Wasn’t a terrible movie, but wasn’t anything spectacular. I loved the premise and it had some pretty dark moments. Definitely a must watch if you’ve never seen it and not a terrible pick of nothing else is on

This movie is a prime example in my argument: you shouldn’t listen to critics. The movie was smart, the writing was gold, the jokes were funny. This movie has a nice blend of taking it serious and having fun. I know Matthew Lillard didn’t like his role in this movie, but it’s one of his best characters in my opinion. The acting was good, nothing was forced. This shares the top spot in my horror list with The Thing

Ya know, it’s actually really good. Most anime I’ve watched over the years are all about that cliched hero who goes on an adventure, has obscene powers and gets into destructive fights. I like those, don’t get me wrong, but there’s something about this show that really got me. They have those cliches, but they’re written really well in here. There’s nothing way too over the top, it all fits perfectly. The main character, while having those heroic quirks about him, manages to stand on his own. He’s got a personality, as does Yor and Anya. The writing in this show is great. There’s still action, but it’s perfectly balanced. The pacing is really good, too. I’m not usually one for rom coms, because this is basically what it is, but I like this one. They have romantic moments, but they’re spaced out just enough for you to actually become invested. Definitely finishing this. The anime that’s been coming out lately has been top notch.