Sylvio

Awesome. Just seems like a comedy and action-packed version of Fear, Inc. though., just with a famous cast.

Chris Rock did a spectacular job with Spiral. His character brought a hint of comic relief to an overall dark story with a lot of depth, continuing the Saw trilogy. I don't have any complaints, and I hope to see him return with sequels. As for entertainment value with regards to the traps, they were good! I don't think they were quite as vicious as the previous movies, but they were definitely intense and entertaining, and anyway I don't think that's what the movie should be about, it has a good balance. Great story, very well done, loved Chris' character.

I was never a huge fan of the Conjuring franchise. They were good, but did not keep my interest throughout. Conjuring 3 is my favorite of the franchise, and is in my list of favorites when it comes to movies of this genre. Very well done, interesting story!

I'm usually not a fan of reboots, especially nowadays, where most of Hollywood lacks creativity and depth. I was pleasantly surprised. I never really liked The Grudge franchise in general, but this one definitely had unsettling vibes to it, especially for certain scenes. Not sure if I can compare this movie to the older one but they're both good for their time. I would usually go for the original but I might slightly prefer this one. Again, I don't necessarily like The Grudge Franchise in general, but considering that I don't, I think this team did a great job on the movie.

Nostalgia to the extreme. I watched this show when I was just a kid. It aired at midnight. They don't make shows like this anymore. Most shows now are so obviously staged and over the top in their stories, sets, acting, etc. George Lopez was pretty realistic, and very funny, along with that. Shows now are just so bland and tasteless. There are a few good out there of course. Anyway, George Lopez is the man! Love this show. Own most of the seasons on Google Play.

I thought this was thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining. Definitely one that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Some good lessons to take if you dig deep beyond the surface of the storyline, but it was ultimately a worse copy of "The Skeleton Key." The characters and ending were the main difference, otherwise, the story is the same, if not worse here.

I really liked 1BR! I thought it was a great horror/psychological thriller that had some very deep messages within the storytelling. The power of community can be very powerful, but don't forget that this is your life, and don't be defined by society. This is your life. Take control and fight to be heard. Stand out and take risks. As for the story, I thought it was brilliant and I can see the appeal of being in a community like that, aside from the brainwashing and violence. The story kept me on the edge of my seat and some scenes were mildly brutal. I hope for a sequel!

"Devil May Call" may be its genre's most fully-formed creation. The moral of the story is strong (especially if you take the time to deeply view the film), the acting is great (Corri English is amazing) and the cinematography is also really nice. Overall, I like how this movie implemented the struggles that Crisis Center employees go through, but as Emily says, "I believe that survivors of trauma make the best counselors. Knowing the road..." And so forth. There are hidden gems in this movie (deep quotes), but it's also what it claims to be. A horror/thriller. A caller struggling with his own demons soon breaks; what he once found to make him feel safe is now the subject of his anger and violence.

People keep saying this is the worst movie of the entire series, but I honestly consider it one of the best and most unique. Also, Michael Myers is pretty brutal in this one, compared to some of the other ones in the series, so I think it sort of added a little difference, what with this new twist/backstory of why he is the way he is. I liked seeing this new interpretation of him. The atmosphere also has some of the best horror movie scenes of its time, the whole movie felt uneasy. I'd go so far as to say even movies coming out these days don't have such an uneasy/creepy atmosphere to them. This 1995 movie felt very natural and real, whereas these days it feels very staged. Anyway, The Curse of Michael Myers is fantastic and deserves a lot more praise than it gets.

I firmly disagree with the negative reviews, I thought this movie was fantastic! Everything from the storyline to the cinematography was top-notch to me, and the whole vibe was just creepy. Well done! I was on the edge of my seat at all times. I'll go so far as to say that this is one of my favorites of the genre and movies of a similar kind. 5/5 in my book. I'd watch it again for sure.