In a year where the biggest hitters have been culminations
of several years’ worth of production work-up, films like this are easily
cherished. These low-stakes, high-tension B-movie genre exercises where the
focus is placed more on making the audience feel something rather than just see
something. It follows in the footsteps of previous review subjects like The Shallows in pitting a tough and determined woman against the forces of nature,
and much like Shallows, the under-90-minute run time means that there’s no time
to waste time. And the end result is a very taut, very gripping, very
wince-inducing offering.
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Monster Trucks (2016) - Movie Review
Every so often, a trailer will come out for a film that…
well, quite frankly, does the absolute least when it comes to selling a film.
Specifically, failing to make the film look even a tenth as dumb as it probably
is. This is most certainly one of those examples, and considering this got a
special New Year’s Eve screening last, this technically falls under the 2016
list. Call it a technicality, but I don’t want to disrespect this new year by having it
be related to this garbage.
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