Bobocop

We talk but we don't say anything; we do things because it's what we think we're supposed to do; each goal we make for ourselves is a hill to climb and maybe, just maybe, we will find our happiness. But we can't. Why are we like this? An incredible show. It's refreshing to see something attack the human condition in such a sincere and humble way. I can see this not being for everyone and that's okay. But if you "get it", it hits hard.

In the modern times of the all-mighty-dollar defining what ends up on the silver screen, I feel we are lucky to receive a movie like this. It was a fresh, new take on Evil Dead, contained plenty of the tropes from the original movies and had lots of respectful nods to horror of the past. Acted well enough, good script with lots of fore-shadowing, excellent sound design, some great shots and lots of squirm-in-your-seat gore. While it wasn't so subtle, there was also a subtext of tokophobia running throughout with lots of imagery revolving around pregnancy, birth and abortion. And for a mainstream horror, it was refreshingly surprising to see the kids being fair game. I wouldn't give this movie 5 stars but as far as scoring systems work on Google, it's either good or bad, and I want more. If you're upset that this isn't a classic Evil Dead movie, just go watch something with Bruce Campbell. You'll feel better, even if it's just Bubba Ho-Tep.

Absolute trash and pro-Chinese propaganda. The fighting scenes were poor, the dialogue and acting atrocious and it made me wonder how badly Mike Tyson needed the paycheque.

I've never seen a movie yell about so much and say so little.