What Lies Below 6-7/10

AAAAAAAKWAAAAAAAARD!!!!

Beyond Re-Animator was eighties cornball fun in 2003.

I finally got to see the Krampus movie from 2013, which sort of does look like a 1970s horror movie, but that's one of the things I like about it. It's also in old school done right format, not as in cheesy. It is also a serious horror film, and not a comedy horror like the one from 2015 is. Krampus and Santa Claus are also on the same team in this one, brothers that actually do see eye to eye, plus the people Krampus mainly targets in this one are rapists, pedophiles, kidnappers, animal abusers, killers, and others who would deserve the torture Krampus gives them. With that being said, Krampus is not really the bad guy in this one. Each victim actually turns out to have done something to deserve it. It has a similar feel to the stories based on E.C. Comics based on bad Karma getting those who have it coming to them in very original and creative ways. I actually would recommend it to those who like the old school done right artsy and gory horror films, and maybe for fans of the E.C. Comics as well. It's not like the one from 2015. ::devil::

I also got to see the sequel to the Krampus movie from 2013 called "Krampus 2: The Devil Returns," which is overall well done for the most part. It does have a few scenes with sloppy editing and the staged combat in there is terrible. Aside from those parts, it is really interesting and intense. It also has its share of twists and turns leading up to a surprise ending that I did not see coming. It also has each and every victim turning out to have done something really bad to deserve the punishment.::danger::

Polar (2019)
6/10

Not a bad action film. Nearing retirement age, an assassin's longtime employer is trying to kill him, as he faces mistakes of the past.

Halloween H20.
Kind of the "90's slasher" iteration of the franchise, and almost attempted to do much the same as the most recent film did.
All in all, I thought it was decent.
Perhaps a few too many personalities or something, I always find I preferred the original (and later, the latest one) on account of more simplicity in this regard.
I remember I HATED the follow up, but yeah, H20 was decent.
I'd give it a 6.5/10

j

This is a Great film...definitely one of a kind.

I concur.

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