Return to Grisly Manor
Games and Entertainment
App
The future of Grisly Manor lies in its past! Greedy developers BUYCO want to build their next...
EQ 10 - Equalizer
Music and Utilities
App
EQ 10 is a Music Player & Radio with EQ & FX Equalizers - * Classic 10 Band Equalizer (+/- 12 dB)...
Intercom for Sonos
Music and Utilities
App
Intercom for Sonos lets you broadcast your voice to any Sonos speaker on your network. Just select...
Photo Vault Pro ™
Business and Utilities
10.0
Rate It
App
Disclaimer: This app does not provide true iPhone/iPod/iPad lock screen functionality. The lock...
Counter Terrorism Extreme Crime Simulator
Games and Entertainment
App
Counter Terrorism Extreme Crime Simulator City Needs you!! be a real hero!! Counter Terrorism...
Noisemusick
Music
App
The Noisemusick app is a collection of three controllable synthesizers that generate interesting...
TwistedWave Audio Editor
Music
App
A very easy to use audio editor and recorder. With TwistedWave, you can: - Copy and paste your...
Sarah (7800 KP) rated Interview with the Vampire (1994) in Movies
May 17, 2020
As vampire tales go, I'd be inclined to say this is one of the classics and definitely one of the better vampire films I've seen even considering it's age. It has a great gothic and chilling feel to it, and has a very interesting plot. It has some slightly dodgy CGI moments but fortunately due to it's age relies more on some rather decent physical effects. There's a great cast in this, although I'm rather polarised on their performances. Tom Cruise seems a little too OTT yet Brad Pitt seems too reserved, even considering Louis's character.
This film also does a decent job of adapting the book. The book I found rather long winded at times and the film helps summarise the main story without being too drawn out. Although there were a few times when it felt like the film had missed out a little too much of the detail.
Overall this is a decent daptation of the book and a worthy example of a great vampire flick.
LeftSideCut (3776 KP) rated Slaughterhouse Rulez (2018) in Movies
Sep 30, 2020
A few things I liked...
- The fracking company were moustache twirling type villains, and were fairly amusing in the tiny amount of screentime dedicated to them.
- The CGI for the monsters is pretty decent, and the practical effects for close ups are also good.
- The whole final act when the monsters eventually turned up was effectively entertaining
But....
It takes a painfully long time to get to that bit. The hour plus of runtime preceding the monsters attacking is mostly boring setup, messy pacing and dialogue and a waste of a good cast.
The younger cast are fine, but it's hard not to feel that Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Margot Robbie and Michael Sheen are just severely under utilised, in a sometimes humorous comedy that is trying ball achingly hard to be an Edgar Wright movie.
Slaughterhouse Rulez isn't awful by any means, more accurately frustrating because it feels like a much better movie is buried somewhere beneath the final product.