Raven Mccormac

This program is somewhat entertaining. There is a mix of odd characters with chemistry that doesn’t really gel. The main character is an utter basket case and bezo fiend. I work in health care and there’s no way that this character was an Emergency doctor little alone a coroner! She’s hysterical at a drop of a hat and appears to constantly contaminate her own crime scenes by her clueless bumbling. Her young guy playing her son has by far the best acting skills in the program. Watch if nothing else is on, otherwise avoid.

I usually despise scary or supernatural movies, but was intrigued by the concept of a prequel to The Omen. I actually really enjoyed this movie. Despite some confronting birthing scenes, the location filming was beautiful, very convincing acting and intriguing story line, I was moved and surprised by the story and the ending. Quite the cerebral horror story.

I like the theory of the story.. forensic chemist downgraded to village provider due to a past traumatic event with family. However as pointed out in a previous review, the flashbacks are over the top in repetition. As well, the main character is an utter basket case when having one.. like get some help buddy! It’s a somewhat entertaining program albeit frustrating at times.

Proudly moving. The emotions in this documentary captured by the son of Alex Lowe, are raw and open. So well filmed and edited. Thank you to this family for sharing their joys and sorrows.

Hmmmm.. I am a die-hard sci-fi fan and critic- both in books and motion pictures. Special effects A-MAZING! Story line intriguing, but also a tad cheesy. Acting.. well they tried. Not sure if the writers/director/special effects folk thought that no one had ever seen a sci-fi flick before this one. However I have..close to all. There was bits and pieces of previous movies flashed often in Moonfall. I noted the alien thing from a previous Star Trek movie, a scene from “Armageddon”, nuance of “Alien” with strong undercurrents of 2012. So I guess an overall meh from me.