kaylin

Even though I’m giving this film a negative rating, in the end it's not really that bad. It was clear from the start that this was a B horror movie, but when the filmmakers went into it knowing this was going to be a B-movie, it's clear they didn't give it anything extra that shouldn't be there, i.e., no moralizing. It's just plain boring in places, and there are empty scenes followed by slight bizarreness. It will find an audience, there will be a few people, so why not?

Even though The Bat People has its flaws, and even though it doesn't excel at anything, I think it's good enough for an average rating. This is simply a film I consider good, one that's ordinary but enjoyable in its ordinariness. This fact was enough for me to enjoy watching it this time and to finally decide to give the film at least the average rating I give it.

Foresight Killer Instinct is a film for a select audience who are willing to watch something that isn't pretty on the surface. I didn't like the visuals and that led to me not liking the film as a whole. It doesn't have a groundbreaking story, but I think there are people who will enjoy this film and not be offended by it. For me, it was more a case of antipathy.

What I liked most about Two Arabian Knights was that it is a film that basically doesn't stop, there is always something going on and the viewer is always moving forward with the characters. This is also very good in that there are very few captions. When comedy is good, it can move forward without words.

I like Leslie Nielsen a lot, but if the actor isn't having fun, neither will the viewer, which is perfectly true in this film. The individual scenes are simply not funny, and you will feel awkward simply because you have to watch something like this at all. As a parody of The Exorcist, it's sad.

Even though the film has a slow pace, you definitely don't feel like nothing is happening. It's as if it's all heading towards something big, and given the peaceful development, you'll get the feeling that that something big won't be very pleasant. It beautifully captures human nature and human qualities, but also landscape and tranquility in contrast to something lurking in the background.

There are scenes in the movie It that will make your ass clench. And there are quite a few of them. Moreover, they are interspersed in such a way that they are present from beginning to end, ensuring that there is never a part where nothing distinctly horror-related appears. Andy Muschietti directed one of the best adaptations of King's works, which I didn't even hope for much anymore. We can only look forward to the second part of this great story.

Although I believe that skipping the very end would be possible because it doesn't add that much, the film is otherwise very good, albeit slightly drawn out. The desire to be with his wife again, to keep the family complete, is so strong that Russell's character will do basically anything to make it happen. The scene on the highway is well shot, but there are more. Good story.

If it was just about a series of music scenes, I feel like it would have essentially the same effect. The best part of the movie is the musical numbers, which may not be choreographed thoughtfully, but as songs, they are simply good. The actual, simple story is just a bonus that doesn't offend, but also doesn't captivate.

No, the movie Virgin Witch really won't get you with its horror or with its great atmosphere. It relies on being an erotic film, with scenes designed to appeal to the libido, incorporating elements like photography captured in a way that allows the viewer to look at individual shots. Gradually, the film starts to become a bit darker, but it's still primarily an erotic film, which is what I liked about it.