Following up It: Chapter One was always gonna be a tricky
proposition. The most commercially-successful horror film of all time, a
retelling that blew most if not all nostalgia for the 1990 mini-series out of
the water, and just a brilliantly-constructed piece of cinema; how in the fuck
is this meant to measure up to all that? Well, while I would argue that it
doesn’t measure up in certain aspects, I would also argue that as a sequel, as
a continuation and conclusion to what came before, this got most of the
essential stuff damn near perfect.
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Monday, 9 September 2019
It: Chapter Two (2019) - Movie Review
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Wednesday, 10 July 2019
Annabelle Comes Home (2019) - Movie Review
As much as The Conjuring has put its boot print on the face
of modern horror cinema, its spin-offs have been… less than ideal, Annabelle in
particular. The first Annabelle marks one of the most unintentionally funny
‘horror’ flicks I’ve seen, to the point where its infamous elevator scene still
makes me giggle to this day. Given what I went into with Shazam! earlier in the
year, I won’t revive that whole mess but, suffice it to say, Annabelle: Creation wasn’t all that good either. Even though I went to bat for The Nun
when few others did, I’ll admit that I wasn’t expecting much out of this one.
Thankfully, I can report back that I finally, finally have an Annabelle
movie I can get behind.
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