Jared Bichler

When a college girl does a tarot reading with a deck of cursed cards, the sinister creatures pictured come to life and hunt them down. Tarot is a good starter movie if you don't want to get too scared. The monsters are great, and the effects are fantastic. However, the plot lacks depth; when I came out of the theater, I could only tell you one character's name: The Astrologer. I'll also say, as an amateur reader myself, this seemed poorly researched. It seems the people looked at tarot cards online and thought, "How can we make these scary," they then did the bare minimum on the meanings of the major arcana and called it a day.

When a Black Friday sale goes wrong, all those involved are targeted by a Thanksgiving-themed killer a year later. If you’re like me and need a good horror film after Halloween, this movie is for you. It has the who-done-it themes similar to Scream and the select group victims theme, like I know what you did last summer. I think this film has a lot of potential for a sequel, but for now, we’ll have to wait and see if John Carver’s twisted Thanksgiving celebration is given a second course.

Have you a sweet tooth? Watch how this land of pure imagination was created. See the wonderful characters and unforgettable songs of this movie as they tell the story of how this giant of chocolate began with only 12... 11...10...7...6...3...1... No silver sovereigns and a hat full of dreams!

Had some gory scenes but not as bad as other Saw movies. Most of the blood and guts are in the first half of the movie. If you can make it past the golden mask you'll be fine. You will see a highly personal game created by Jon and his apprentices and this game will have some interesting twists not present in other games. Most of all you will see why Jigsaw can at least claim to have the moral high ground over his test subjects. Focused a lot more on the characters and less on the traps than other Saw movies.

I found the movie to be more thought-provoking than entertaining. It does an excellent job of revealing the struggle that led to the atomic bomb as well. While the nuclear bomb was a miracle of science, we cannot help but feel bad for the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It brings to mind a quote, “You have no idea what it’s like to give birth to genius, only to see it raised by fools.”

I felt that this was a fitting end to the Jurassic movie franchise. They had both dinosaurs and humans from all other movies Movies I mean they had dinosaurs in the air on the sea and in the land. Of course it's not as good as you expect because final movies are never as good as yet expect them to be.

An instant Christmas classic that not only incorporates the true spirit of the holiday but teaches people; "a true act of goodwill always sparks another." And that we can find our places in the world in the most unlikely of places.