Tag: horror

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice – REVIEW & COCKTAIL

A honorable follow-up to a classic, full of creative set design and direction while housing a passable but overstuffed story.

A highly entertaining and creative spin on the cat-and-mouse thriller that controversially tackles themes like consent and manipulation.

A frightening crime thriller drenched in insidious filmmaking.

A stylish but scatterbrained slasher whose focus remains too all over the map to achieve the same fun as its predecessors.

A hauntingly poignant tale of identity and self-discovery that may drive away those unprepared for a more abstract story.

An average sequel too afraid to move on from the past, which generates an underwhelming story and weak character growth.

A fun throwback to campy 80s horror comedies!

An unscary horror film drowning in missed oppurtunity and misused talent.

While it may be faithful to the look of the hit game franchise, the film fails to maintain the scares or mystery that makes the series so endearing.

A decently disgusting time that is best enjoyed when you ignore the film’s leaps in logic and attempts to make a psychopath sympathetic.