In the Company of Evil thirty Years of California Crime, 1950-1980
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California's picturesque shores have always been a magnet for outcasts and criminals. Read about 64...
The Clocks in This House All Tell Different Times
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The Death of Mr Punch
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George is a reluctant resident of Bayview Care Home. Increasingly haunted by memories and hounded by...
The Final Minute (Tina Boyd #7)
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Featuring Simon Kernick's maverick detective, Tina Boyd, this is the gripping new race-against-time...
Emma @ The Movies (1786 KP) rated Winchester (2018) in Movies
Sep 25, 2019
I find this house really interesting, it's on my list of things to do on a road trip of America. It's bizarre, and I love bizarre. Throw in Helen Mirren and I was going to be all over this film.
I did discover one thing from going to see this though... I really can't watch horror films in the cinema. I generally don't find them to be very good films, but that being said I do easily jump at things even if I know they're coming.
I love the idea behind it, and I thought the story was a good way of doing it, but the end result felt a little lacking to me. It does get some kudos for not being as predictable as some horror movies though.
Kim Pook (101 KP) rated Hell Fest (2018) in Movies
Aug 25, 2020
Next scene we see another group of friends talking about going to hell fest, yeah yeah we know where this is going to end right!? To be fair if hell fest was real, I would want to go too as its right up my street, you know with the murders and all!
Anyway I found the movie very good, you didn't always know if someone was about to be killed or if it was part of the festival which definitely kept you guessing throughout the movie.
The ending is not your typical Slasher movie ending and it did leave me wanting a sequel. Look out for a cameo from candy man's Tony Todd.
Digging Up the Remains
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A festive fall is in full swing in Goosebush, Massachusetts, but when a snoopy reporter is felled by...
Kids Channel - Cartoon Videos for Kids
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Kids Channel is an online educational platform, specializing in graphic videos, nursery rhymes and...
The Seventh Ward (The Haunting #2)
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Not all hospital wards were built to heal people... A grieving Robert Watts has little down time....
David McK (3251 KP) rated Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018) in Movies
Jul 1, 2019 (Updated Jun 21, 2022)
Do you save the 'de-extinct' Dinosaurs (who are only 'alive' because of man's intervention, or is this nature's way of course-correcting (as Jeff Goldblum's Dr Ian Malcolm puts it).
With the government falling in with Dr Malcolm's Point of view, (Bryce Dallas Howard's) Dr Claire Dearing (now a Dinosaur's Rights activist, following the events of Jurassic World) and (Chris Pratt's) Dinosaur behaviorologist Owen Grady find themselves back on the island to rescue as many of the Dinosaurs as they can.
And that's the first half of the movie.
The second half then turns into - effectively - a haunted house story as (of course) the Dinosaurs break out of containment in the Lockwood estate for story reasons (which I'm not going into here), before the film ends with the (metaphorical) gates to the Park now wide open.