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    Black Box - Black Movie List

    Black Box - Black Movie List

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    Black Box Movie Listing App is a collection of movies and TV shows that cater more to the african...

    Bird Climb

    Bird Climb

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    Bird Climb is a simple one touch Multiplayer Arcade game that is impossible to put down. Challenge...

    DIRECTV

    DIRECTV

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    It’s your TV. Take it with you. Download the DIRECTV app, a companion to your DIRECTV service, and...

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Dean (6926 KP) rated Killer Camp in TV

Nov 3, 2019  
Killer Camp
Killer Camp
2019 | Horror
7
6.5 (4 Ratings)
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Good ideas (1 more)
Mix of genre's
Some silly games (0 more)
Original Horror reality gameshow
A very short 5 part Horror themed game show. 11 contestants spend 5 days at camp pleasant, which is more like Crystal Lake. They must complete various tasks to win money. What they don't win goes to the Killer fund. They can also compete to win clues to the killers identity and immunity from meeting a grisly end. Will they figure who the Killer is amongst them and win the money?
An original gameshow from the same people behind @Release the Hounds it also feels a bit like an old show called The Mole mixed with Big Brother. In between camp competitions can the contestants work out together who the Killer is? Some of the games are a bit silly and I'm not a fan of Big Brother style reality shows on the whole. However the aim of trying to guess who the Killer is and if they can remain undetected while the others try to figure it out is intriguing. So one for Whodunit fans, who don't remind a slight reality TV angle will enjoy this.
  
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Otway93 (567 KP) rated The War of the Worlds in TV

Apr 19, 2020  
The War of the Worlds
The War of the Worlds
2019 | Drama, Sci-Fi
3
7.2 (36 Ratings)
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The Martians Reveal
Drawn out, dull, and not worthy of it's own title.
On first hearing about a new adaptation of War of the Worlds set in the original time and place as the book, I was incredible excited, as for some reason it has never been done.

Unfortunately, I, and my entire family were disappointed.

It's quite hard to review this without spoilers, as the main issue here is really the story, which has been so drawn out and distorted from it is no longer the story I know and love, but a show merely "based on" the book.

There are several critical differences in this story and the original story:
- The fates of different characters.
- The addition of pointless characters.
- The slow, intense reveal of the Martian invaders.

Despite these differences, the show could still have been enjoyable if it was not so drawn out. Without all the filler content, the whole thing could easily have been wrapped up into a much better 90 minute TV movie. Instead, the BBC drew it out in to 3 3 hour episodes that could bore the hind AND FRONT legs off a donkey.
  
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Lenard (726 KP) rated Fantasy Island (2020) in Movies

Feb 24, 2020  
Fantasy Island (2020)
Fantasy Island (2020)
2020 | Comedy, Horror, Mystery
4
5.7 (19 Ratings)
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Much like the recent adaptation of the Banana Splits Hour, Blumhouse's Fantasy Island took a show from my childhood and added horror elements to the premise. Five strangers land on an island where their fantasy is granted. The island is overseen by a mysterious Latino named Mr. Roarke, played by master monologuist Michael Pena. As you may have seen in the trailer, two are given everything that they want (money, sex, a mansion), one plays soldier, one is given a fresh start, and one gets revenge on a middle-school bully. However, a fantasy can easily become a nightmare and the island does not distinguish. As the five strangers are slowly brought back together, they learn that the island did not randomly select them. Someone else has their own nightmarish fantasy to live. I will not spoil the secret, but the mysterious person behind it all makes precious little sense unless he or she had a traumatic brain injury before and during the plot of the movie. Some scenes were very good and it could have been a good horror movie if it had just left the storylines separate like the tv show managed to do.
  
    For Crying Out Loud

    For Crying Out Loud

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    TV executive Lynette Carolla, wife of comedian Adam, along with comedy writer and best-selling...