Miguel Acosta

The best Final Destination movie by far. It has great acting, great kills, great CGI, great music, great sets, a great script, The movie has a surprisingly emotional core, and the family setting makes you actually CARE about the characters, unlike some of the other movies centering around a group of friends. This movie is extremely entertaining, and scary at times, which helps it grow as a film. The opening disaster is also great too. The casting was perfect, and it was very fun to see in theaters. I highly recommend for any horror/disaster movie fan.

This movie is a great callback to the original 1979 movie, "Alien". It has a stellar cast, great acting, perfect lighting, scary Xenomorphs, and good music. It is the only Alien movie to truly capture the terror of the first Alien since, well, "Alien". It is very entertaining, and an essential watch for any science-fiction, or horror movie fan. I highly recommend it.

Full of action. Very entertaining, however, it feels so weird to watch. It takes place 200 years after Alien 3, and they just clone Ripley. The performances from the cast are shockingly bad, and overall, it just feels like they were trying to salvage the franchise from the disaster of Alien 3, and it didn't work. Although they tried to capture the greatness of Aliens, with the same action oriented vibe, it failed miserably. But, it is a somewhat entertaining movie.

This movie is just okay. I mean, it is an entertaining movie, don't get me wrong, but it is kinda bad. If you compare it to the greatness of Alien and Aliens, this movie is terrible. Also, why is it a prison planet with only bald guys? I partially don't understand the choices they made with this movie. Like making it only have one alien when Aliens had like, 50. Which was super cool to watch. But, overall, it is a good movie with a great score and cast, but it is weird how they killed off all of the good characters from Aliens. But, it is an okay movie.

This is a truly flawless movie, with an amazing score, direction, casting, and atmosphere. Michael Myers is a truly menacing and creepy killer, and that only adds to the tension and scares of this movie. The kills are memorable, and the atmosphere and music are even more so. From the first second, when John Carpenter's masterful theme begins to play during the oddly eerie opening credits, you already feel on edge. This is only built upon by the shockingly terrifying opening scene. Overall, this is one of my favorite movies of all time, and as a horror fan, I will always appreciate the impact that this movie had on the horror genre, the slasher sub-genre, and cinema as a whole. Truly an amazingly spooky horror film.

This was a great movie. A truly great legacy sequel to the first two "I Know What You Did Last Summer" movies. The pacing was slightly off, but it compensates for that with great kills, sets, line deliveries, and jump scares. It is a more violent sequel, but is by far the best in the franchise. Plus, the killer reveal is shocking, and very well-done. Also, there is a post-credits scene that you will NOT want to miss! Especially if you have seen "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer"! Overall, the hook-wielding killer is back for yet another great installment in this slasher franchise.

Jurassic World: Rebirth did nothing for the overall Jurassic Park franchise. It was like what Jurassic Park III was, but for Jurassic World. Sure, the movie was entertaining, well-acted, and had great visual effects, and embraced the franchise's horror roots, but other than that, it was lacking. The dinosaur terror couldn't save the movie from having no remotely interesting story line. If there even was any, to begin with. Along with that, the replaced the idea of "hybrid" dinosaurs, and replaced them with "mutant" dinosaurs. Which, was arguably the worst thing that this movie did. The D-Rex looks like a T-Rex, combined with a Xenomorph from the Alien franchise. But the other mutant dinosaurs look even worse, and are hard to even look at at times. The characters are bland, and the "big twist" of the movie was never even brought up outside of the trailer, but it still meant nothing in the grand scheme of things. This movie could have never existed, and it wouldn't have meant anything for the Jurassic Park franchise. But the mere fact that it does, just taints the legacy of the franchise for the worse.

This is one of my favorite horror movies ever. It is creepy, well-acted, funny, scary, gory, and just a great movie overall. It has a few good jump-scares, and it also does a very nice job of making the characters feel like they are in actual danger. While some scenes have a lot of blood that goes WAY over the top, it is still very well done in that regard for a 1984 horror film. Along with that, Robert Englund is TERRIFYING as the dream-demon Freddy Krueger. Most, if not all horror fans love this movie, and so do I. Heck, even if you aren't a fan of scary movies, this movie is still very good. I would recommend to anybody. That is, if you aren't easily subjected to nightmares...

I have always been a fan of this movie. Ever since I was a little kid. However, looking back on it now, I can see that it did nothing to benefit the overall franchise. It was, at the end of the day, a pointless sequel just like Jurassic World: Rebirth was. However, the acting is good, and it is one of the scarier Jurassic Park movies. So, yes, it is a good, and entertaining movie overall, it just serves no purpose for the Jurassic Park franchise, If you were to watch The Lost World: Jurassic Park, and then watch Jurassic World, it wouldn't matter. But, a good movie overall.

This movie is a great sequel to the masterpiece that is, "Jurassic Park". It has great acting, scary dinosaurs, and a thrilling score. While it isn't the best movie in the franchise, it definitely serves as the best possible way that they would have made a sequel to Jurassic Park. A very good movie overall.