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Paranormal Activity: Ghost Dimension
It was OK. More of the same.
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I've always been curious about this one. I'm encouraged by your rating, Deadbeat. How closely does the film follow the Bustamante story? |
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It only does by name and the murder. Shane Ryan puts his own twist to this story. It's seen through camera, like found footage with different effects of cinematography. Some parts were haunting.
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Lung II, 2016. 9/10
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The Other Side of the Door (2016)
I wasn't aware of the existence of this until about a week and a half ago, but I guess it helps watching a movie without any expectations or bias. Although it's not groundbreaking horror, The Other Side of the Door is an still efficient ghost story. The film follows a couple, Maria and Michael, who live in harmony in India until a car accident kills their son, Oliver. Desperate for closure, Maria learns of a ritual where she can speak to her son one last time. She travels to an ancient temple where a mysterious door acts as a portal between the world of the living and the dead. Her only warning is to not open the door, but, in typical horror movie fashion, Maria opens the door. Oliver's soul is brought back to the world of the living, but something else is trying to reclaim his soul. In terms of scares, The Other Side of the Door is inconsistent at best. There are a couple of genuinely scary scenes, but there are a few more that just cop out on a jump scare. One really great and scary thing about the movie is the demon trying to reclaim Oliver's soul. It's creepy as hell and is reminiscent of Sadako or Kayako. Another thing that salvages the film and makes it watchable is its great story. Maria's story of depression and desperation gives the plot an emotional edge while the Hindu themes and symbolism make it unique for an American film. The movie had a similar vibe to The Grudge in that it used another country's culture to create a disturbing atmosphere for its characters. The ending is actually great and pretty shocking, too. It's not the best "American goes to a foreign country and shit goes down" horror movie, but The Other Side of the Door is a decently scary ghost movie with a great story. 6/10
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Forsaken (2015)
Decent western drama starring Kiefer Sutherland, Donald Sutherland, the bad guy from The Crow and the theater dude from Deadwood. |
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Dear Mr. Gacy
Better than the reviews suggested it would be. 9/10.
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Good horror fiction deals with taboos.
It must always go to the limits of what is acceptable. ![]() Last edited by Disconser; 03-07-2016 at 08:40 AM. |
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The VVitch
The VVitch opens in UK cinemas on Friday 11th March - http://thepeoplesmovies.com/2016/03/...folktale-2015/
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