Stephen Jacewicz

It's not as epic as the first one. It also gives more questions then answers and not in the best way. It does have faith, some intensity, and some other decent scenes. The climax seems to be where it shines more. All in all it's just decent, not a big fun adventure like the first but does have it's suspenseful moments.

One of the most intensely creepy films of all time, Longlegs delievers on pure terror, hiding the enemy a good amount of times and when you see him you see what may just be Nicolas Cage's best performance. It's a slow burn, menace of a movie that is well directed. It has a tone that really can drive you insane in a good way. Shocking and disturbing.

It's just true that 3 and 4 are not for everyone. I see why more and more. 3 had repitivness, 4 tones it down a bit but still has it. 4's main story is surprisingly short as you work to defeat The Black Hand. The game does a great job of hiding the leader of the bad guys more until end, and then you realize just how evil he is. The map is nice with little cities about and deserts and snow capped mountains and tropical settings. It gets even more destructive and has all that action excitement. I honestly enjoy it enough and give it a 4 out of 5 for the action and saving showing the bad guy more till the end.

One of the most brutal and scariest films ever made just like 2. Also the scariest film I have seen from this year. It's vicious, loud, and also goes to creepy quietness that then hits with true fright. There is one segment that seems to be inspired by Carrie and it is simply horrifying and disturbing. The movie may leave a bit to be desired but given how intense and creepy it is it's 5 out of 5.

Absolutely genius. This is the first Studio Ghilbi film I have seen a whole thing of, and I want to say that it's quirky, creepy, odd, speaks to being young so well. It's an absolute beautiful extravaganza and is a feast for senses. 5 out of 5.

This entry in the franchise makes very good points and has a lot power to it and is better then the previous as that one was a bit short for what it is. Definitely could be a stronger film but brings great points.

Viscously creepy. It may be the scariest film of the year. The main house and wooden man are a perfect blend of sheer erieness and the film shocks with terror. Really good production for storytelling and a good plot. 5 out of 5.

In A Violent Nature is creepily shot like a found footage film or film from the 80s you can say. It has what has to be the best horror film kill of the year, and is simply menacing. The ending leaves a sort of disappointment in having expecting more, but maybe less was better in the endings case. 4 out of 5.

Alvareź delivered again with his biggest film yet. Alien: Romulus is an absolute beauty to behold. In the beginning of it I felt like in one shot I was watching the original Blade Runner, and in other shots it is shot like the original. The cinematography in this is wild. The film as it gets going is a true ride, with scares in every corner. The visuals are fantastic and the movie blew my mind a lot. But the ending however.... I don't know what to think of it. It was truly creepy but was a bit out of place or something. The ending climax is also related to a controversial issue which is one reason I'm not fond of it, but again it is very creepy. The rest of the film after the ending climax is probably better. I saw this in IMAX anyway and it's a adventure worth bracing.

To be fair, Unfrosted ain't the show Seinfeld. Seinfeld is a masterpiece of writing. This movie however is funny and bonkers. I think maybe it gets too funny to the point where it's not funny, but I'll give it credit where it's due (kind of). It is a bit stale and kind of dull. But it also is well, a bit worth it. 3 out of 5.