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The film is set in the 1800s and follows Thomas Hutter (Nicholas Hoult), a recently married real estate agent as he unwittingly unleashes a demonic, otherworldly spirit (Bill Skarsgård) who is obsessed with his wife Ellen (Lily-Rose Depp).

Robert Eggers interpretation of the 1922 classic is a gothic masterpiece and easily his best film so far. The story is fantastically told and harrowing from the first scene to the last. It explores the genuinely creepy love…

“Here. To smoke and have coffee - and if you do it together, it's fantastic. Or, to draw. You know, you take a pencil and you make a dark line, then you make a light line, and together it's a good line.”

Wanted to see this for ages because I’ve heard so much about it.

The film follows two angels, Damiel and Cassiel (Bruno Ganz and Otto Sander), as they float around Berlin listening to the thoughts of the humans…

Hurry Up Tomorrow follows music superstar Abel (Abel Tesfaye) who, while in the middle on an incredibly overwhelming time in his life, meets a mysterious fan named Anima (Jenna Ortega) who exposes some harsh truths to him.

Hurry Up Tomorrow has an interesting premise but lacks the execution. The story could have been so compelling, especially the metaness of it, but it just doesn’t go far enough with exploring it and it just doesn’t go anywhere interesting. It also drags…

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My Final Destinationathon concludes (At least for now) with the recently released 6/ Bloodlines. I’ve been hearing some really good things about this film so was really excited to see it.

The film follows Stefani (Kaitlyn Santa Juana) as a reoccurring nightmare leads to to discover that a sinister entity is after her family.

After fourteen years, the Final Destination franchise returns with a bang. Opening with a haunting opening sequence that is easily in the…

So, this is my favourite film but I don't think I've properly gone into why I love it so much. Because of this, I decided to rewatch it tonight and try to do a good enough review that explains why this is such an amazing film.

On the eve of a discover of an Earth-like planet, Rhoda (Brit Marling) is out celebrating when she drunkenly crashes her car and kills two people. Four years later, Rhoda leaves prison and cross…