M Leightle

Love the show, love the Trump bashing , it's my main reason for watching. Also the commedians of today, Seth Meyers, Kimmel, Colbert are better people than the targets of their comedic attacks; they have families and are coupled with actual wives that love them. Honestly, It's this kind of political satire that just might save us from ourselves, save the country....and hey, it could also repel certain iq challenged types to stand their ground in support of Trump and set democrats up for defeat. I think Kimmel bashing Trump might stand as the last true account of the man and how ridiculous he is before we possibly turn into North Korea... and God forbid, he becomes president again, and the criminals he surrounds himself with are ordered to remove all satire , clean up his image and Trump's DOJ begins arresting anyone that rightly criticized him for the fool he is. We standing on the brink folks and that's a fact...enjoy those laughs and giggles because we might be headed down the sh*tter in a few months

what can i say, it was actually good, the beautiful Actress who plays the possessed girl, Olivia Taylor Dudley was fantastic, very strong performance...story has a great twist for a possession movie which I won't give away, but honestly i think most people would enjoy this...first demonic movie where knives were involved since the Omen. Check it out. It's a serious flick with not too much convoluted story line for a b movie...i did not expect to like this

not bad, i really enjoyed all the different twists and turns, the ending was a surprise as well... good acting, although I could not keep from comparing Jim Sturgess's Edward Newgate character to Terry Jones from Monty Python ( I mean those office scenes right? just needed a John Cleese counter to fit the bill)...Kate Beckinsale was lovely and beautiful as usual, great acting from people like Ben Kinsley as Silas Lamb, Michael Caine, it's good film, not great, great case, scenery, effects...I think it's worth a watch where so many others aren't on Netflix.

if you stand the Irishman against all the mobster like flicks of old, and I talkin Scorsese's Casino, Goodfellas or even Coppola's Godfathers I & II it's a weak showing...on it's own merits I'd still rate it 3 stars... I don't know if it was the acting or production, lighting or direction, but it just never reaches those heights even through some of the greatest peaks of drama. I did watch out of respect for the director, cast and effort put into this, i understood it even took a decade or more to pull this together....I can say Joe Pesci was a standout in his role as Russ, and i say this with all love and respect towards Pacino and DeNiro, Joe was just great. Stephen Graham as "Tony Pro" had injected some of that spirit and spark from those old films into scenes, his interactions with Pacino (Hoffa) were great... What was missing? so much, but there were no strong female characters, so there was some balance missing...I mean, Sharon Stone in Casino? Loraine Bracco as Karen in Goodfellas? Talia Shire as Connie? those greatest of films not so great without them. I mean take those cigarette break episodes on the drives Frank and Russ took with the wives and add some bitchin and whinin and maybe those scenes come alive more? Frank's Daughter too, who sensed saw and witnessed, suspected so much, if she had some fighting spirit, counter to Frank that film and those scenes comes alive...every "thug" needs that antagonist/narrator to tell us what's right from wrong and we always got it from the women in those flicks... the women, besides Jo, were just mouses, and that was cryptonite to the story...I don't know, Martin just didn't take advantage of the power of those actresses as he has in the past....least of all in that Russ's own wife was considered "mob royalty" she had few lines, but you always felt she had more to say... Frank's 2nd wife, no lines? I mean why right?...What you gonna do. You get the story you get. It's a great tale with a less than great production and no fire from the female cast to help it along (uncommon in all the great mob stories). perhaps a cut or two would have helped the pace and I'll say it again Joe Pesci, even without his fire, did a great job. I did like that they put a note about characters that got whacked and how...they could have done a little more with that even i think... bravo but i say so sitting down. Could have been a masterpiece...

Al Pacino's last great role in my opinion... I have always loved this movie and it never gets stale and the only way to see this is uncut . I have had problems with it in the past, like the dialog, it rides a wave of mediocrity throughout, but there is patches of brilliance... Pacino in full on seduction mode as the devil telling Mary Ann how much better she would look with her hair up, Pacino on the subway telling one of the passengers how his wife is cheating on her, Pacino's many rants as he comes out as the devil to Kevin finally...Pacino's delivery on the Eddie Barzoons of the world..Thought Tamara Tunie was gorgeous and sexy as hell in this...So, yea this movie has all the best of Pacino wrapped in the bookends of a pretty good story involving a decent cast of characters..It's worth seeing again and again because there are some really memorable lines in it like, who in their right mind would deny that the 20th century belongs to the devil? And you see how we humans are all wrapped up in the world so tightly that we can't function without it but are suffocating under the weight of it? We are slaves to it all and victims to it's ebbs and flows....and we ain't heading anywhere but the bottom.... so It's an entertaining ride with clear messages about the world we live in (especially with the law and lawyers). And Pacino's last great film

It was a decent enough story, slow at first, i think it's got a bit of original take on end of world scenarios so, you didn't see it coming and that was nice. If there is a place where you can adopt uninfected girls like Stephanie that I'd take 5 of her. So stinkin cute... it's worth seeing, where so many others aren't on Netflix. Not too scary for a family fright night, but not for kids either. Give it a shot, it's not as bad as everyone says, the girl who plays Stephanie, Shree Crooks, did a great job...

A very good unique horror story like tale...unknown but very talented cast. *Spoiler * be nice to know where all those people went when "Canker" man kidnapped them..it's an easy watch for younger crowd, adult themes, nothing too too scary..*spoiler * for the first time ever I've seen in a horror story a monster gets taken down by a hug...so yea, good watch, doesn't suck, but nothing too powerful...could've been better but didn't flatline..

First, if you familiar with After School Specials, this probably fits into that vibe. It isn't scary, it isn't thrilling, I think i had one good jump from a bird hitting the window one time, and one surprise twist, but only at the very end of this 8 episode travesty. They could have put this together in 2-3 episodes or a 2 hour flick and it would have accomplished the same effect of boring you. I think this is safe for kids even under 10, if this was to be compared to anything else considered horror/thriller in the genre, but there is some satanic cult bs tied to the main story, and there is a rekindling of a romance between some lesbians. I don't know...it just wasn't really for adults and it comes of as weak that way....so it didn't make an impact and will likely be forgotten as soon as i wake up tomorrow. You keep thinking to yourself, when's this stupid show going to kick into high hear and start "thrilling" you, and even when the 8th episode is over, you say to yourself "is that it?". What would have made this a good story/impacting/realistic (from a cult perspective), is Mae being raped by her father and with a pentagram scrawled on her back, is made to carry a child she didn't want (poignant for these times) and at the very least Mae had some special abilities or powers other than just being awkward and weird. It's a languid, watered down version of what could possibly have been a good story...soft horror for feeble and young brains perhaps...but if you came to this series looking for some punch, look elsewhere.

it's good, and prophetic, but you see where this social networking/engineering AI stuff led everyone in 2020. They should have waited to release this until 2022. I don't care what anyone says, but I DO NOT BELIEV the left will lead us down to our ultimate demise, they are not the same, and nor do they exert the same kind of effort the right has over 50 years. What happened throughout 2020, the election, and up until January 6th and is still going on today? All took place after this film was released. It must be disheartening to all those involved, especially those that expressed any kind of hope at the end. I can't imagine what happens in 2022 2024