you f***ing held her hand and you let her die

a film about a hole, something you’d think was uninteresting and mundane, turned into a fascinatingly convoluted and engaging story. the hole follows a small group of british, private school teens, who spend a few days in a bunker in order to avoid a school trip. however their plans may not be as concrete as they first thought…

i had no prior knowledge that this film even existed. i believe…

what’s it gonna take to convince you? me in a body bag?

 unlawful entry is a psych-thriller with a star-studded cast and pretty average story. a couple gets personally involved with a cop, one who previously helped them after a break-in, and things start to get infuriating. a pretty cookie cutter stalker story that fails to do anything new and captures your attention only to be let down by a lackluster and predictable ending.

i had came across this film…

“i catch you gropin my daughter, i’ll use that shotgun on you”

 alright, i’m choosing to review this one out of the 4th, 5th, and 6th, because it’s the best one in my opinion, but i did watch those other two. halloween 4: the return of michael myers shows the..well..return of michael myers. though it doesn’t contain jamie lee curtis as the main character, i think this is a worthy addition to the franchise. way better than the third that’s…

“turn it off!!”

 okay, why is this a part of the franchise? just because it centers around halloween and includes the original in it? anyways, i think that’s stupid. this is not connected to michael, and without him, to me it’s not halloween. so even though i tried to separate it from the franchise, i still can’t get it out of my mind.

 i’ve been watching the halloween franchise in accordance with the days of october with my family, so…