While Marvel and DC continue to hash it out for the place of
the kingpin of mainstream superhero cinema, horror has its own monarchy: The
Conjuring Universe. Not since the days of Saw consistently blowing up the
Halloween schedule has James Wan had this tight of a stranglehold on mainstream
horror, having fingerprints on The Conjuring, Annabelle, last year’s The Nun,
not to mention outliers like the Insidious series as well as the bane of my existence that is
Lights Out. Today’s film technically doesn’t fall under the Conjuring canon, but
through a brief inclusion of Annabelle herself, it still has a marked place within it. Think of it as the Redman to the larger universe’s Wu-Tang Clan, or
(in more genre-appropriate terms) what The Marked Ones was for Paranormal Activity.
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Sunday, 9 September 2018
Luis & The Aliens (2018) - Movie Review
The plot: Ufologist Armin Sonntag (Dermot Magennis) has dedicated his life to proving the existence of extra-terrestrial life, much to the detriment and embarrassment of his son Luis (Callum Maloney). However, when three aliens (Dermot Magennis, Ian Coppinger and Paul Tylak) land on Earth, Luis realises that maybe his father wasn't so crazy after all. Of course, if he doesn't keep things under control and out of the way of the neighbours, he may not be in town long enough for that to matter.
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