Reviews

When he discovers that each living being has its own Asphyx, a spirit that's responsible of its death, he decides to pursue immortality by capturing his own Asphyx.

In my opinion Pet Sematary is vastly overrated film.

In a way The King of Comedy feels plausible in its portrayal of obsession and escaping into fantasy (I mean I do dialogues like Pupkin in my head every now then and it's tempting to blame the world for your own shortcomings).

Still Holmes & Watson made me laugh several times so it's definitely not a bad film.

The chase of the mysterious drug lord also has some promise and the film seems to constantly hint towards certain direction (I don't know, maybe I'm thinking too modern here) and the actual revelation feels disappointing.

At least when the film was newer there used to be rumors that lots (maybe even 10+ minutes) of gore and torture was removed from the final film by the studio (there was even a persistent rumor that such version was showed somewhere in Far East).

Neil Marshall's debut feature film put him right at the top of new British horror cinema (unfortunately he's only done two horror film so far but both of them are good).

Despite all the complaints The Conjuring 2 is not a bad movie but the first film just set the bar too high.

The Witch isn't the most sophisticated and deep film but it's damn entertaining.

Back in 1987 when the law that forbade the distribution of K-18 (kinda like NC-17 but our stance towards violence was way more strict than MPAA's) movies on video came into effect it that was that notorious film that was most often used as an example of the filth we were being protected from.