Malignant was advertised as a new vision of terror from James Wan. He first burst onto the scene as the director of Saw before moving on to several better movies like The Conjuring, Insidious, and Aquaman. The plot of this movie concerns a woman named Madison (Annabelle Wallis), who starts to have visions of a mysterious killer named Gabriel (Ray Chase, Marina Mazepa).
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage sees Tom Hardy reprise his roles as Eddie Brock and his alien symbiote Venom. What’s impressive is that Hardy manages to sound even more over the top as Venom than he did in the last movie. Woody Harrelson also reprises his role of every single character he’s played since Natural Born Killers. Though not exactly distinct from his other movies, Harrelson does still turn in a good performance.
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The year is 1983. Joel (Evan Marsh) is a reporter for a horror movie magazine who has an unrequited crush on his roommate, Sarah (Alexa Rose Steele). One night he decides to follow Sarah’s latest date, Bob (Ari Millen), to a bar to record him saying some compromising information. After that fails, Joel gets super drunk and blacks out. After coming to, Joel stumbles upon a self-help group/business retreat for serial killers.
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Män som hatar kvinnor or The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a Swedish novel by Stieg Larson that has been adapted to film twice. A Swedish version that was released 2009, starring Michael Nyqvist and Noomi Rapace. And a North American version that was released in 2011, starring Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara
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Jennifer’s Body is a horror-comedy initially released in 2009. I remember watching this movie and not liking it, which was true for a lot of people. The film received mixed reviews and was a box office failure. In recent years, people’s opinions have become much more favorable, with some labeling the film a feminist cult classic. That is what convinced me that it was time for a rewatch.
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When we left off, Spencer Galloway (David Cronenberg), heartless b*****d, has set up a series of contests on a private island to determine who will become his heir. Among the contestants are Liv (Sydney Meyer), an Iraq vet. O’Keeffe (Breton Lalama), a blood relative who also ended up being pretty cool. And the twins, Theo (Alex Ozeroy) and Vincent (A.J. Simmons), recently reunited after a kidnapping. There’s also a masked killer known as the Gentleman running around and picking people off one by one in this horror anthology.
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Ed (Patrick Wilson) and Lorraine Warren (Vera Farmiga) are back. Their latest exorcism goes horribly wrong. Ed ends up in the hospital after a heart attack. And if that’s bad enough, instead of being expelled, the demon merely jumps from David Glatzel (Julian Hilliard) to Arne Johnson (Ruairi O’Connor). The latter of whom goes on to murder his landlord. Then it’s up to the Warrens to retrace their steps and uncover evidence that will help Johnson’s case.
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Once upon a time, Cruella (Emma Stone) was once a wild child named Estella (Tipper Seifert-Cleveland, Billie Gadsdon) who was constantly getting in trouble at school. Much to the frustration of her mother Catherine (Emily Beecham). After Estella finally gets expelled, Catherine has to resort to desperate measures. She drives to the home of a wealthy woman to ask for financial assistance and tells Estella to stay in the car.
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Anne Fedder (Barbara Crampton) is the stifled wife of Jakob (Larry Fessenden), a minister who is so dedicated to his job that he wears his collar all the time. He leaves a lot to be desired in terms of being a husband, though. He talks over her, talks down to her, and snores. One day she decides to show her old flame Tom Low (Robert Rusler) around an old mill he’s going to redevelop. They kiss, but Anne declines to go further than that. Shortly afterward there interrupted by the Master (Bonnie Aarons), a vampire who’s been using the factory as a hideout.
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One day siblings Mimi (Nita-Josée Hanna) and Luke (Owen Myre) discover an ancient sarcophagus buried in their backyard. It contains an alien overlord they nickname Psycho Goreman (Matthew Ninaber, voiced by Steven Vlahos), or PG for short. Eons ago, he was imprisoned by the Templars before he could complete his objective of exterminating all life. Luckily for them, Mimi also uncovers PG’s power source, a gem that gives her complete control over him. Mimi then forces PG to obey all of her childish wishes, regardless of the collateral damage.
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