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Jason Hall recommended Come and See (1985) in Movies (curated)

 
Come and See (1985)
Come and See (1985)
1985 | Drama, Thriller, War
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"Klimov’s film is an unflinching examination of evil and embraces the surreal in places, while serving up dirty doses of realism in others. The barn burning sequence is the most haunting scene I’ve seen on film."

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Entertainment Editor (1988 KP) created a video about Dungeons 3 in Video Games

Nov 20, 2017  
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Dungeons 3 - Teaser (EU)

In Dungeons 3, the Dungeon Lord has successfully united the forces of evil and established the roots of his dark empire, leading him to the next step in his diabolical quest: expansion!

  
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    Princess Meri has been kidnapped by an evil gang! Unfortunately for them, you are a master of...

Evil dead rise (2023)
Evil dead rise (2023)
2023 | Horror
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7.8 (4 Ratings)
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Alyssa sutherland (2 more)
Lilly sullivan
Gore
Watched today and only the second evil dead movie I've seen last one was the remake I love the evil dead movies did I like this movie hell yeah its gory which I like the main performances from the main two who play the sisters but alyssa sutherland as ellie wow she blew my mind after she gets possessed by the deadites it's so brilliant from start to finish hope there's another sequel one left it open for one
  
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TJ (15 KP) rated Bird Box (2018) in Movies

Feb 3, 2019  
Bird Box (2018)
Bird Box (2018)
2018 | Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi
Amazing birds
This was a really good film, intrigued by what was seen but not seen, wanted good to win over evil/monster. Love the characters as they unravelled. Possibly predictable but still enjoyable. A good ending.
  
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John Cusack recommended The Exorcist (1973) in Movies (curated)

 
The Exorcist (1973)
The Exorcist (1973)
1973 | Horror

"As far as the horror genre, I think The Exorcist is the scariest movie of all time. It’s like head and shoulders above… there’s nothing more terrifying, or deeply sinister than that. When I saw The Exorcist, at that time when I was a kid, I may have slept with the light on. I can’t remember the exact time [I saw it], but I remember being literally knocked back. You have the pure theological question about, you know, “What is the role of evil and what is the nature of evil and what is its function?” And I think in The Exorcist the point is, the reason it’s here is to try and make us give up hope, and find the courage to not give up hope. Evil wants to so demoralize you that you abandon all hope; it’s only human beings’ capacity to love and to fight back. But that’s the role of evil: To challenge, and to make you choose. And growing up as a Catholic, too, I was immersed in the theology and doctrine of the church, so that movie was a serious, serious f-cking movie."

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