Blake Strachan

Personally this is a rubbish movie for a lot of reasons. At the start of the movie I thought it was going to work up to a massive plot twist but nothing happened, terrible ending, and it was just very badly made. It didn't make sense. There was even one scene where they just found out something (I'm not going to say cause I don't want to spoil it) and then after they found out something huge they started dancing to records and having a little jam. It just didn't make any sense what so ever. Also the acting wasn't so good. There was to much talking, way to slow moving and they didn't even surprise you with a plot twist at the end. There were some exiting bits with a massive boat heading towards them, loud noises, strange identical electric cars driving, random deer coming together etc. but I have to say most of the time there was completely nothing. It was a total waist of time watching. Give it a go if you really want but in my opinion, it is a rubbish film

If I could, I would give this movie a 3.6 stars out of 5. Wes craven made it very unique and different to the scream franchise (directed by Wes craven) This film is very well made with trippy allusions including sinking beds, sticky/gooey stairs etc. And there is surprisingly a few jump scares. When I rented it on prime video I suddenly thought it might be over the top violent but it wasn't too bad. There was only one VERY bloody death scene but the blood looked to bright and unrealistic. The fact that Freddy Krueger gets you in your sleep makes it quite scary. I think for all y'all who likes the slasher genre I would totally give it a try, it is worth watching in my opinion. Also Johnny Depp is really good in it, considering it was his first ever role in a movie.

Psycho is an absolute classic horror. The fact that it was made in 1960 is amazing. Hitchcock managed to bring so much suspense and horror into it. The shower scene is so, so well made and there's some really interesting facts behind that scene like they used Hershey's chocolate syrup for the blood and that is apparently why hitchcock wanted to make the film in black and white so they would have that effect for the blood according too Google. It is a brilliant film and for all people out there who hasn't watched Alfred hitchcock's psycho, 1960, I would give it ago. It is so worth watching. I just finished it about an hour ago and would definitely watch it again. Norman bates really managed to be really innocent but at the same time he can really slip that emotion away and suddenly becomes this crazy person (psycho) like when Marion suggested that Mrs bates should go (some place)

I've watched 50 mins of this film and I'm not going to continue it. Judging by the 50 minutes I've watched, it's not scary at all. At one point I forgot I was even watching IT. I find the 2017 remake three times scarier than the 1990s IT. Bill skarsgard is much better playing the role as pennywise. Tim Currys pennywise just looks like a normal circus clown and then bill skarsgards pennywise actually looks like a killer clown. In the 50 mins I've watched there is hardly any deaths or gore and also hardly any scary scenes. Also the whole film is way way WAY to long