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It's not a particularly great film; it's evident that it has a rather low budget. However, it must be said that when there is an action scene, it's not entirely poorly executed. This is a pleasant aspect of the film because many times even much larger productions skimp on action scenes, unlike what is relatively modestly presented here.

The film Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story can't be one of those I'm going to like. There is not enough suspense and the only good scenes are the ones where Slender Man appears. But I think this character has much more potential than what is presented here, and he deserves a much better film than what he has been given by this work. Maybe I'll see something better sometime in the future.

I guess you have to be in the right mood for this movie. And I'm not one of those who would appreciate such nature. A crazy Tyrolean comedy, spiced up with elements of an erotic film, but mainly focused on having women running around topless or in panties. This really isn't for everyone and may offend your taste.

This is so poorly filmed, but with such bold erotic scenes and an overall naivety that I simply liked it, and I quite enjoyed this bizarre experience. The film has a dumb story, and dumb characters, but the overall execution is just kind of okay. And yes, the good and detailed sex scenes are a big part of it.

A nice comedy with quite an original story. A girl wants to help her father and 99 other working musicians who don't have an orchestra so they can play and have their own orchestra. The main character is very enjoyable in how insistent she is. I even liked the happy ending here, which doesn't happen that often.

A decent average western that somewhat struggles because it focuses more on the romantic aspect than on the western genre itself. I'm not saying that the romantic aspect shouldn't be included, but I'd probably prefer to see it in the background. The movie tries to be more of a family-friendly watch rather than something grittier, which is also a shame.

A nice comedy about eight professors realizing that encyclopedic knowledge isn't everything. They discover emotions, female beauty, and simply everything that they hadn't seen through the encyclopedias they wrote until now. This could easily belong in the golden treasury for nostalgics because it's quite a charming and entertaining film.

It's not a downright bad thriller, but it's not a downright good one either. If it weren't for the performances delivered here, the thriller contained within would essentially be dull. It doesn't offer anything particularly surprising, it's just quite gritty. But the finale was very disappointing. That's not an open ending, that's leaving things unsaid.

A Mexican slasher film that takes place at a cemetery, where a few people went, thinking that grave robbing is a great idea. Of course, it will backfire on them. The film is quite intense and ugly in places, which definitely adds to the overall impression. Ultimately, though, you'll feel like it doesn't really stand out that much. But it is bloody.

I like comedy movies like this. Comedy intertwines with spy films here; it's action-packed, it's sexy, and at times quite inventive, but currently, it's somewhat unoriginal and relies solely on the fact that there are interesting actors involved. The mismatched pair Fisher/Galifianakis surprisingly clicked really well, I even felt they worked better together than Gadot/Hamm.