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Film Review: SMILE

by xoJohn
Director: Parker Finn Writer: Parker Finn Cast: Sosie Bacon, Jessie T. Usher, Kyle Gallner, Robin Weigert, Caitlin Stasey with Kal Penn, and Rob Morgan

Runtime: 1 hour, 55 mins

Rated R for strong violent content and grisly images, and language.

Dr. Rose Cotter is a workaholic devoted to her profession as a psychiatrist. Opting to work in a county clinic instead of with wealthy clientele, she’d become accustomed to a fast-paced environment where anything can happen. She thought she was prepared for anything, but nothing could prepare her for witnessing the suicide of a patient. After witnessing the horrific death of a young patient she was unable to help, the good Dr. comes face to face with the same affliction. In a race against time, Dr. Cotter must find a cure or meet certain death, with a smile.
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Movie Review: Halloween Kills

by Desha Winborne

Director: David Gordon Green

Writer: John Carpenter, Debra Hill, and Scott Teems

Cast: Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer, Will Patton, and James Jude Courtney

It’s Halloween night and legendary serial killer Michael Myers is on the loose, again. Escaping death once more Myers sets out on a terrifying rampage, murdering all who are misfortunate enough to cross his path. Fear grips the small town but this year will be different. The good people of Haddonfield have had enough, this year the people will unite and fight for their town. Evil dies on Halloween night.

For forty years the legend of Michael Myers has haunted the small town of Haddonfield, Ill. 2018 is the year his reign finally ends. Halloween Kills is the 2nd film of the latest and presumably final, Michael Myers trilogy. It is the follow-up to 2018’s Halloween, in which the serial killer escapes from prison and has a final showdown with the woman he’s been stalking for 40 years, his sister Laurie. The 2018 movie ends with Mike locked in a basement as Laurie’s home is engulfed in flames. She had planned for years how she would end him only to overlook one major detail: the efficiency of the Haddonfield fire department. Halloween Kills begins exactly where we left off, with Myers still in the basement and Laurie escaping with her family. As the women head to the hospital to address their wounds they also witness the arrival of the fire trucks. The poor firemen save Myers and thus his bloodiest rampage yet continue with their corpses.

Halloween Kills depicts some of the most horrific death scenes we have ever seen in this franchise and is as much about Myers as it is about the town. This year the townsfolk band together to try and stop the menace once and for all. Since this is movie two of three you can take a stab at how it ends. With one more film to go this installment allows us to witness the aftermath of Myers assaults, we see a town in turmoil with fearful residents looking for justice. Ordinarily good people are driven to the breaking point as the quaint community evolves into an angry chaotic mob. In one of the most surprising scenes, the mob storms the hospital seeking vengeance. For the first time, we see families identifying their slaughtered loved ones and the poisonous effects of true evil. Though rightfully enraged their actions bear an uncanny resemblance to the Capitol Stormers as they stampede through a hospital in a panic searching for someone they’ve never even seen before. Though the film culminates in a satisfying showdown as per usual, the jubilation is short-lived once realization kicks in: it’s a trilogy, there’s one more chapter to go.

HALLOWEEN KILLS OPENS NATIONWIDE AND ON PEACOCK ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15th! HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

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Movie Review: Old

by Desha Winborne

Several families on vacation at a luxury resort find themselves in a tropical hell when their excursion to an exclusive beach turns deadly. The body of a young woman washes up on shore and everyone soon discovers that the rotting corpse is the least of their worries. Everyone on the beach starts to age at an alarming rate. If they don’t find a way to stop the aging or leave the island no one will make it through dawn.

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Film Review: The Turning

by xoJohn

Director: Floria Sigismondi

Writer: Carey Hayes

Cast: Mackenzie Davis, Finn Wolfhard, Brooklynn Prince, and Barbara Marten

Kate takes on a new job as a governess for two wealthy orphans. Her role includes room and board in their expansive estate. Not long after her arrival, strange supernatural occurrences propel the young woman to the edge of madness. Gripped by fear Kate must decide if she should protect the children or save herself.

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Writer & Director: Jordan Peele

Cast: Lupita Nyong’o, Winston Duke, Shahadi Wright Joseph, Evan Alex

Adelaide Wilson can’t shake the feeling that danger is amiss. The return to her childhood vacation home awakens a fear in her she thought had long passed. Her instinct proves correct as a horde of doppelgangers sets their sights on her and her family. The vacation plans grind to a screeching halt as the Wilsons enter a fight for their lives against a mysterious threat bearing an uncanny resemblance to themselves.

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Film Review: Halloween (2018)

by xoJohn

Director: David Gordon Green

Writer: David Gordon Green

Cast: Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer, Andi Matichak, and Will Patton

Laurie Strode has been to hell and back more times than she can count. Lingering in the back of her mind is the ever-present threat of her big brother and personal boogie man Michael Myers. After years of fearing Myers escaping and evading capture Laurie has been preparing for a final showdown. After 40 long years, Laurie finally comes face to face with the evil that has tormented her. This time she’s not only prepared to fight, but she is also ready to end it and finally, close this chapter for good.

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Film Review: Truth or Dare

by Desha Winborne

Director: Jeff Wadlow

Writer: Jillian Jacobs and Michael Reisz

Cast: Lucy Hale, Tyler Posey, Violett Beane and Sophia Ali

Celebrating their last night of Spring Break, a group of friends engages in an innocent game of Truth or Dare. Their fun takes a creepy turn as the game morphs into a life or death struggle. Armed with only their wits, the friends are forced to play the game that pits them against one another or face a grisly death.

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Director: Adam Robitel

Writer: Leigh Wannell

Cast: Lin Shaye, Leigh Whannell, Angus Sampson

Dr. Elise Rainier has devoted her life to helping others overcome their fears. Her courage is tested when a frantic stranger calls in need of her help. The stranger is the new occupant of her childhood home and is in desperate need of her expertise in vanquishing the demons she left behind. Battling her most personal case yet, Elise finds herself faced with an entity she released decades ago.

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