If you’re hoping for the magic of the Pegg/Frost/Edgar Wright trio, you’ll be sadly dissapointed. Of course, if you’re happy just seeing Pegg and Frost back on screen together, then it’ll be right up your street. For me, it fell a bit flat so I’m hoping they inject a few more decent LOL’s for season 2 (which Frost has been hinting at already)

i was about to write the same thing the struggle is real

For anyone that has already seen the series documentaries released on the DVD’s, you won’t get much more out of these, other than up-to-date interviews with cast and crew that cover the same things, and snippets of post-series 10 shows. If you haven’t seen them, they give you a much more in-depth look at each individual series. Still, it’s Red Dwarf… it’s all worth watching ;)

Starts well - gets interesting - falls at the last hurdle.
For such a small cast, there are plenty of familiar faces; including a bit of Billy Zane action, who hasn’t been credited in the synopsis. Over-all a good attempt at a supernatural war movie, that is only really let down by B-grade CGI and a shoddy end. If you’re into British made war-horror, Deathwatch and Dog Soldiers are both worth checking out.

3.5/5

There’s little else I could add that hasn’t already been said by others. It’s not only one of the best zombies movies, but probably one of the best horrors of the last decade.
Man, I love fast swarming zombies.

The synopsis is slightly incorrect, although it does involve a house in Wales.

A former banker, his actress wife, and their daughter book a vacation at an isolated modern home in the Welsh countryside where nothing is quite as it seems.

As systemsoundbar has already said, it pulls very strongly from other sources, including The House of Leaves, and a Creepypasta short story: The Dionaea House. It brings nothing new, or exciting, or particularly scary to either the mystery or horror genre. IMDb ratings have reduced to 5.4, which is about right.

This episode was so reminiscent of the original ‘85 Spielberg series, and all the better for it. My favourite of the 5. Really hope there are more to come in the future.

Same. I tried. I do enjoy a good monster movie, but I really struggled with this and gave up with about 15 minutes to go when I realised I was forcing myself to keep plugging away at it. I also want to like Kristen Stewart because I love how she triggers the you-know-whats, but damn she’s stiff.

Damn. I really wanted to like it but, damn. No character introduction. No setting introduction. It was so dark you spend the whole second act squinting. There’s also an audio limiter on the DVD copies I have watched - So, probably best watched with headphones if you don’t want to be forever turning the sound up and down. It’s an underwhelming shit sandwich of Kirsten Stewart narration.

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Extended episode with a runtime of 46 minutes. Set during WWII. Stars Kevin Costner and Kiefer Sutherland, with a few more faces you might recognise.
One of the better episodes so far.

Definitely more psychological thriller than horror. A very slow burn from beginning to end, so expect more suspense, less action and just a smidgen of blood. Decent budget, decent acting, okay story. I would have given it 3.5 but had to round it up.

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Love the site..Just a mini FYI, wrong release date or wrong movie.. Just a hiccup.

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I’ve never come across alien life during my space explorations.
I’m directing that raspberry sound that’s made with the tongue in your general direction. ;)

It’s pretty to look at but such a borefest. It offers nothing original when it comes to Sci-Fi space exploration.
Justin Giddings and Ryan Patrick Welsh (the lead male) have collabed on a couple of shorts now, with a feature-length zombie comedy in the works. Hopefully, with a larger budget, they can do a bit better.

Wrong Number starts out ominously promising but ultimately leads to nothing but confusion. Its short run-time is its saving grace. Good for the horror-short fans.

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A reimagining of the classic Dracula story. The first 2 episodes I found to be wonderfully Gothic, with beautiful dark Victorian era sets and an adequate mix of horror and wit. I even forgave the terrible wavering accents by the cast. But… by episode 3, both Moffat and Gatiss had obviously hit the crack pipe, hard! What a mess. I want my 4.5 hours back - and some of my TV license fee that went towards paying for this crap.

Haunt was far better than expected and, in my opinion, much more enjoyable than the recent Escape Room movies. It’s a Halloween Haunted House off the beaten track, a bunch of college kids and a ton of uncomfortable bloodshed. It’s not going to win awards, but it is a nice little Halloween horror that fans of the genre might enjoy.

Eli Roth is credited as one of the movies producers.

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Guy Fawkes’ name may have become infamously tied with the plot, but few know the names of the other 12 conspirators. This goes someway to fixing that. They did take a little poetic license with some of the facts but the basic history is there. Brit’s still celebrate the foiled plot every November 5th, with bonfires, burning effigies and fireworks.

Christopher Catesby Harington (Kit) is actually a direct descendant of Robert Catesby, the ringleader of the entire plot.

It’s worth a watch if you’re interested in history or historic drama.

Loved everything about it! I’m just happy to live in a time where I get to enjoy Taika Waititi.

It’s quite a dark adaptation meant for an adult audience. I didn’t realise this until Scrooge dropped his first F-bomb. It touches on some delicate topics, has some very mild horror/violence and occasional bad language. I really enjoyed it. It doesn’t matter in which guise the story is told, it’s a great tale of redemption.
Both Tom Hardy and Ridley Scott are credited as Executive Producer.

I’m out. I gave it a couple of episodes but it’s turning into a melodrama with a bit of blood. It checks almost every box when it comes to cliche characters, none of which are remotely likeable. It’s like a mix of Helix/The Strain with a bad case of The Ships cheesy writing style and OTT dramatic delivery.

You know you’re in for a shitfest of a film when those infected by the ‘rage-inducing plague’ are smarter than the ones fleeing them. Full of really dumb, unlikeable characters and set in a beautifully creepy location that is poorly utalised. If you’re into horror contagion/zombie movies you might enjoy it for a 1 time watch… but leave your common sense at the door.

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I really enjoyed that! The synopsis really doesn’t do it justice, but any more info would ruin the fun. Lexy Kolker is a wonderful actress and very reminiscent of a young Drew Barrymore, with the same natural talent in front of the camera. Definitely worth a watch.
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I don’t know why so many hated on this movie. Yes, it brings nothing truly original to the genre, but it’s still a decent historic-horror. It has a small leading cast - including Pilou Asbæk (Euron Greyjoy, GoT) who is always fab to watch - moves along quickly and has some reasonable FX/makeup. When you peel back the layers, it’s still a zombie film at heart, and not a bad attempt at a good one. If that doesn’t sell it - there’s plenty of dead Nazis to find joy from.

You sound pretty demanding.

Take 5 douchey teenagers, stick them in a small plane with a crappy script, daft plot and poor lighting, and you’ve got a movie that is best avoided. The IMDb ratings are about right.

She smartened up after she got to their home because she had burned bridges with other families and the jig was up. She had adult teeth at “8” years old for crying out loud. I’d like to see what Paul Ekman would say about her micro expressions and have him do a deception analysis on her. I think she’s a very good liar. And I hope those people are exonerated, too.

what is her name DF? don’t think i’ve heard this news story, wouldn’t mind googling it myself..would appreciate it?

Yikes!, no Ep 3?!!!

I’m not really a horror genre movie person, but I like thrillers. I don’t think this is a horror movie. Horrors are mostly absurd; someone’s nightmarish ideas put into film. This, however, could, for the most part, actually happen. In fact, there is a real life case that is similar, and the adopted “girl” has even managed to fool Dr.Phil. There’s a lot of important information that can be extracted from dental work, pardon the pun. Thank you, uploaders.

Short and sweet B+-Asian-style horror on a plane. English language, American actors. By Screenwriter Craig Rosenberg - Uninvited, The Quiet Ones, and currently writing for The Boys and Preacher - and Director Takashi Shimizu; Ju-On: The Grudge. You would expect a little more from them, but they failed to deliver much in the way of scares. Good for a lazy watch if B’s are your thing.

If you’re into B-movies you could do a whole lot worse than this one. Crude humour, bloody gore, awesomely mediocre acting and some terrible camera work. Has a few familiar faces, including Drew Lynch (The stuttering comedian). Definitely worth a watch if B-Horrors are your thing.

One of the best movies of 2016. Great music that absolutely took me back to one of the best things about the 80.

Defiant high-school girls, bikinis, scuba gear, caves and sharks - what could go wrong? Plenty of jump-scares, that kinda make up for the lack of anything else. Sits closers to Sharknado than Jaws on the Shark-movie scale. Still worth a watch if you’re into the genre.

This was probably the craziest and saddest episodes I’ve seen yet.

There is so much to dislike about Event Horizon but there’s also equally as much to love. It has plot holes you could drive a bus through, a cheesy dialogue and some pretty strange deliveries from some of the cast. But… Horror in space - yes please. It was due to be much longer, with extended graphic gore and a few scenes that would have plugged some of the plot holes. In the end, Anderson was made to cut 35 minutes from the test screener and Paramount failed to archive the footage for a Directors cut. It got mixed reviews when it was released in ‘97, but I liked it enough to see it a few times at the cinema. If you can see past some of the bad points it’s a great horror/sci-fi, that doesn’t look at all dated for a 22+ year old movie.

Is it me or does anyone else find Negan talking to a “kid” about having “fat fingers and nut slapping” disturbing?

Well then. Just scrolled through a few, now, with the additional information you gave me, and discovered each comes with a synopsis,so I can pick and choose from them with a bit more then just a title to go by, and 2 hours is more like a movie. Might give one or two a try,see if they are any good, actually, think I might have seen ‘The Body’ at a friends house, read the Synopsis for that, sounds familiar.Thanks for the extra info!

It was all right. Nothing special, though. Has plenty of jump-scares and a twisty plot. It takes a while to get going, so stick with it. It’s rated for 15+, but I would say it’s probably suitable for a mature PG13 audience - few curse words and some mild bloody/graphic scenes - not really nightmare material.
3.5/5.
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