Author: Movie-Freak

“I never learned to cook because I thought my mother would always be there to cook for me. And then there was half the world between us. So

Whenever I was away… Jobs, meetings, whatever… Whenever there was a pause, a silence, my thoughts would just drift towards him. He was always the first thing that

“My landlord thought I was robbing my own apartment. Really? Isn’t your landlord, like, 90 years old?” A brilliant, original horror. That’s what you might say after watching

“To put it simply, guys. Human beings simply aren’t built to function at the cruising altitude of a 747.” Why the hell would I watch how a group

I get lonely here all by myself. How about I help you make mobiles, and in return, all you have to do is spend time with me? That’s

“My days of breaking into places and stealing shit are done. What do you want me to do? I want you to break into a place and steal

“Now that I’m grown up, you can tell me the truth. Do the monsters really exist? They did.” Choose a horror these days and chances are that it’s

“God is a ruthless bitch.” A film about someone who decides to go down the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) just to come to terms with herself after living

“Attention, all you trick-or-treaters, it’s time to get your ghoul on, for tonight is All Hallow’s Eve, my favorite time of the year. Our little town really comes

“Look I came here more fort he women… Well … partially fort he women. I came here to pave the way for you.” “No Escape” puts the spotlight

“Witness me Blood Bag!! Witness!!! I live, I die, I live again!!” There’s one word that comes to my mind after watching “Mad Max Fury Road”, and that’s

“Take this diary. Each day you don’t recall a name or place, make a mark on the page for that day’s date. What if I forget to make

“Dear America, remember that astronaut we killed and had a really nice funeral for? Turns out he’s alive, and we left him on Mars. Our bad, sincerely NASA.”

Was “Ex Machina” according to you the epitome of future technology and a demonstration of potential consequences of it, “Uncanny” is for sure a level higher. Not because

“Mercy” is based on a short story by Stephen King (original titled “Gramma”). In the past they made a series of movies out of Stephen Kings stories, with