kodi Prajwal

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Pleasantly surprised about how good it was. This is a new premise for horror, where they didn't need to show gory scenes of ghosts n all that, none of the cgi or makeup that is usually associated with horror movie. None of that. One of the few instances of being hunted in broad daylight, the movie kept me interested n scared throughout. The helplessness in the forest, open yet claustrophobic. It's supposed to be inspired by Blair Witch Project, but who cares! It's a good watch!

I'm not gonna lie, the Foundation was a solid concept and also very clever but was not well executed. Unlike in the first Wrong Turn film where the three antagonists were able to strike fear into the hearts of viewers as "antagonists", the Foundation, mainly Venable, seems to only have served the purpose of putting depth into the plot. In my opinion, the traps from the initial half of the film were more iconic than the foundation themselves and they're not even characters, just plot props. All in all, this was a decent reimagination of the Wrong Turn film. However, no matter how good it was, I wouldn't really compare it to the first one or any film from the franchise because this Wrong Turn seems to be a different film of its own.

Beloved, an awarded Pulitzer Prize novel, was written by American author Toni Morrison. Morrison writes a compelling story set in the year 1873 reflecting the lives of former slaves. The story begins with a description of the house 124 that a young African American woman, Sethe, lives in with her daughter Denver and a baby ghost. When an old friend from the past, Paul D, comes knocking on her door, Sethe is thrown into her past all over again. The life that Sethe thought she ran away from has now come back to haunt her, sometimes quite literally. As the story develops, the reader gains insight into each character’s feelings of their past and of their present lives.