Reviews

I mean I'm being honest Nobody had high hopes for me. Even me. I already knew this movie looked bad but watched it anyway. It's...bad. Nearly terrible. I'll explain why. I will say this that Tom was a really more likeable in this film. I was cheering him on the entire time

Pros -

Fight Cloud Tornado - This was pretty much one of the only good scenes in the film. Spike, Tom, and Jerry enter a fight Cloud where they proceed to tear almost the entire hotel up. It looked so awesome and you could see the inside of it. It was pretty much cool

Concept - Saying Tom and Jerry left their home to find somewhere new to live and so they chose a hotel. They caused destruction and in order for them to stay, they need to get along. That was a good idea in my book. Taking long time rivals and trying to get them to get along

Old Gags - They brought some of the old classic violence in the show and placed it in context of the plot. I thought it was pretty interesting to see something like that

Ending Music - it's catchy

Cons: This movie has a lot of it.

Why Cartoons? - This movie literally has cartoons all over the place but nobody even acknowledges that they are cartoons. Everyone just considers them normal animals. So why even bother making them cartoons?

Acting - the acting was just mediocre or bad. That's just the truth. It was just meh/bad

Jerry- Yeah they made Jerry a d*ck. To be honest, Jerry in the original was a dick at times but he was the character you always rooted for. In this movie, he was just a big jerk that messed up things and purposely messes with Tom when Tom was just trying to survive

Wedding - so there is a couple that was getting married. But you know what the problem is, so the wedding gets ruined because the husband wanted elephants at the party. She gets mad and calls off the wedding because she said she wanted a normal wedding. But I'm like, She didn't even try to discuss with him the marriage she wanted. I recall he asked if he should get the elephants and also said I'm fine with anything as long You're happy. She said Sure, let's have elephants. Like bro, what? HE HAD SAID HE WILL BE HAPPY WITH ANYTHING BUT YOU DIDNT EVEN BOTHER DISCUSSING WITH HIM.

The Official Wedding Ruining - So Micheal Peña wanted to sabotage the wedding and for good reason since the main character Kayla got him fired. He snuck Tom into the wedding and started to point to Jerry and tell him that he was talking trash about him and I'm like that doesn't make any sense because this happened when Tom and Jerry gotten along and he went to visit them. When did he even have time to talk to Jerry? In fact, he never even interacted with Jerry until that scene and that scene was him talking to them

And the movie was just boring/dull to me until 50 minutes in. It was getting only a bit interesting before it started sucking again

Hayop Ka - About the female cat known as Nimfa, who has to decide if she wants to be with her macho boyfriend who she's been with for years or a rich gentlemen guy. The movie has it's ups and downs

Pros:

Character Designs and Animations - Let's go ahead and point this out. I thought the designs for the characters were unique. To the point where I can easily identify where these characters came from. Not only that, but the animation was beautiful!! I enjoyed the movement of these characters!

Repeating Premise with a Surprise - It has been done to death Yes. A female that's tired of her broke life so she wants a chance at the richness and luxury. That's pretty much what Nimfa does in this movie. She leaves her ex to join the rich and luxurious life. Except instead of realizing she was better off with her old life, she doesnt get neither men. Her Ex was now taken and she caught her Rich boyfriend cheating. So the premise is repetitive but there was a nice twist for me!

Roger - If I had to say which character stood out to me more, it was definitely Roger. He was the best character to me in the movie. Because he was trying his best to provide for his girl while staying loyal to her. While admittingly, he is at fault for giving her the same repetitive lifestyle she grown tired of, I felt like he didnt deserve to be lied and cheated on. Plus, his design is pretty hot owo Strong Muscular Dog

Radio Host - I forgot his name but the radio show host straight up tells Nimfa all the wrong things she did. It was the best moment because somebody needed to set things straight with her

Cons -

Third Act/Final Act - The film was going pretty solid so far. That was until the third act or the part where Roger was bailed out of jail for destruction to somebody's car and putting someone in the hospital. After that part, I personally felt like the story kind of fell apart. Nimfa does have a guilty mind for the decisions she made, which is understandable. But here is one that I felt like fell apart: Nimfa getting pregnant with Roger's baby. This was when literally Nimfa and Iningo finished having sex on the beach. She was pregnant next day and it was Roger's baby. I was confused because they havent had sex in a while! She was pretty much banging Iningo. Plus, I felt like this was a bit out of place for something like a pregnancy to happen. There are more to it but watch the film. You'll understand why I felt like the third act of the film kind of just fell apart. Not only that but the ending felt so unsatisfying. Since the third act pretty much broke apart, the ending felt unsatisfying

Overall, A solid movie at best. Of course the story is pretty much basic but with a neat rwist. I just felt like the movie was dragged down by the third act of the film

4 adults went to Vegas to have fun, only to get tied up in some business. Like the other 2

Pros:

Las Vegas - Well, at least the setting wasnt the same thing as the last movies. This one took place in Las Vegas. There was also a facility there. Obviously if the organization is everywhere, then each place must have an torturing facility hidden somewhere. The place was interesting to look at to be honest.

Facilities - I think was interests me is that the facilities function differently. This torturing facility was more a bit tech. People behind the glass voted with tablets and took bets as they watch the person be tortured. In the first two movies, it would be only the client that kills the person they paid to Torture and kill, then leave. But this one, people watched it happen in enjoyment.

Scott vs Travis - There was an interesting fight scene between Scott and Travis. Scott got free from the chair and began to have a brawl with Travis. And yes, Travis was an friend that turn out to be a plot twist villian. I'll discuss it in the next point. The scene was intense and it was fun to watch.

Travis - Travis is Scott's friend that wanted Amy but Scott got to her first. And in a way, this twist works fine to me. Since it makes sense that he tried to get Scott to cheat on his wife. I didnt think that was all too great but it was still fine and passable in my book

Cons -

Characters - The characters kind of felt the same as the first one. Horny guys. Except one of them was just looking to party. I didnt really care much about them. And they keep screaming out: I have a Wife! I'm getting married! I don't really hate these characters but they just felt the same as the 3 males in the first movie. So I didn't really care much for them. They kind of felt copy and paste with a few changes. And some of the characters didnt really have much to even do in this movie! For example, a women that was part of the group got caught up in the same business as Scott. She was captured, escaped, then immediately killed! SHE SERVED NOT MUCH OF A PURPOSE IN THIS FILM! I said not much because she did give Scott and his friends a feeling that something was wrong but other than that, not really much. And a Russian guy, that got trapped in the beginning, took out the power and got taken out inappropriately n unsatisfying way. Maybe they should have used him more. So the problem to me is that the main 4 felt somewhat copy and paste. Except there was a twist about someone who works in the Hunters elite. And the other 2 characters were taken out early

I forgot these two pros that I wont get into detail about but I'll just say it

The gore was good and the ending was solid. And I thought the film overall was Okay at best. I know there are my pros than cons but I just thought this film was just weak. I'm not saying it's bad or anything. It's far from bad but it's just an passable film to me. I didnt really see how to look at this film as. 1st movie was more about the victims and a slight basic outlook of the operation. 2nd movie was about business as a whole and how it operates. Im not really sure what standpoint this movie tried taking. It may be to not trust anybody around you but I felt like it could have been conveyed better.

This was better than the first movie. And why I say that? Because I took some time to think about and talked to myself. But this movie is actually more terrifying than I originally thought. So this movie is about 3 women who goes to Slovak and obviously they get caught up with the same business as the 3 adults in the first movie. But this movie doesn't function as a copy and paste. Here's why:

Pros:

You can Escape, but It doesn't mean You're safe - Sekc helped me reach this look. They brought back the main character: Paxton, that survived the last movie. He died in this movie and I originally thought why bring him back? But Sekc helped me realize that this was a message saying You can escape, but you're still hunted. This was terrifying to me actually. Because it proves in this Hostel universe even if you escape, You can still die at any moment. The fear of being killed was the biggest paranoia of Paxton. And of course, he died by decapitation.

The Organization itself - The movie really focuses on the organization that was the main villain in the last movie. The organization known as: The Elite Hunting Club. And what terrifies me is that the organization Is all over the world. It could be an average person that looks like they can do no harm, but they could be part of the group that kills and tortures. It's being paranoid of everyone around you. When you escape the torture, anyone around you could kill you at that moment. That specifically led to Paxton's death. Because he was staying at Stephanie's house. She told her sister, and in the morning His headless corpse was in the kitchen. You cant trust anybody around you after you escape. You can never escape

Paxton's Paranoia - Because the organization was so big, Paxton has such fear that he could be killed at any moment. The beginning sequence was a dream sequence. It may seem unnecessary but it really helps show why Paxton is so terrified. He's scared. He felt like he never truly got away. And it was an appropriate reaction

Gore - Of course being an sequel, the gore increased. But It didnt really make me uncomfortable. I never thought of any of the Gore scenes to be uncomfortable to me. But it was still good. To the point there was a women who has a Gore fetish. I will applaud that the dogs that killed a client that couldn't kill what he paid for. The gore and the body was destroyed. I was truly impressed by how he looked.

Clients - The movie made this clear. It was either directly or indirectly but people can pay to kill the captured. Those clients pay good amount of money to Torture or kill the capture in their own way. But if they fail to do so, they die. I assume this because that's exactly what happened to an client as explained above. They domt care how much you pay. Get the job done or die

The Victims - While I didnt really care about their story, I still cared about what happened to them. All they wanted to do was party and each of them somewhat was pretty good. Not as good as the 3 in the first movie but I still cared about them

Ending - Beth is a women who was a victim. But instead of getting killed, she joined the organization. She became apart of it. And I thought that was a really good way to end the movie. She joined the organization and complete the task by killing an target. So a great ending in my book

Cons -

Death of Lorna - Her Death was Meh. She was getting slashed in the back by a scythe while the women beneath her bathed in her blood. Another WTF moment for me but honestly, I guess I wasnt really satisfied with her dead. Plus the whole scene was kind of just too weird

Now I can understand if some people dont like this movie but it should be looked as a business stand point. The organization is all over the place and its deadly. Being in their shoes when they escape, it's really terrifying.

So hostel is about 3 adults looking to have some fun. So they travel to Slovak, where rumored to be a hotel with the hottest women for them to bang And yes, the beginning of the movie was very horny XD. Only downside is that there is a dark truth to the hotel they stay in.

Pros:

Characters - I'm happy the movie didn't try so hard to make the characters so sympathetic or anything. They are just 3 horny adults wanting to have some fun. And the interactions between them was natural. Something that some people may act like. And because of that, I actually felt sympathetic towards them. Without the movie even trying

Things Tie In Together - In my honest opinion, most of the aspects introduced into the film played an important role in the end. Such as those annoying kids that wont let anyone pass unless they get some candy. I didnt really think much of them except that they were annoying. But in the end, they were the reason that Paxton manage to escape alive. That is until the sequel. And the japanese women he went back to save. I was actually angry because I was like, just get away! But she played a role because she committed suicide, which was a distraction so Paxton to get on the train when the slovaks were hunting for them

Motivation - Now, the motivation of the film is simple. They do this for money. But I think the fact that this simple motivation had developed into something really big, is why this is a great villian motivation in this movie. And I'll talk more about it in the Pros section of Hostel 2

Surprised Final Character - Me and Lonzo actually thought that the most awkward person would be the last character. Because that's pretty much horror movies nowadays. The most weak or awkward is the main character to survive in most movies. The most awkward character was Olí. We thought he would survive but he literally was the first one dead! That surprised me

Gore/Torture - Not as much in this his movie but it's still something to make you squeamish, disgusted, and even uncomfortable or sick. For example, Paxton had to cut off a Japanese women eyeball. And I guess puss leaked out her eye. Man was that making me squirming. And I literally couldnt stop saying WTF throughout the entire movie

Cons:

A bit too early? - Well, I did feel like Oli died a bit too early. Maybe a bit longer before you kill him. I dont really consider this a problem but I also kind of wished it lasted a bit longer

This is a good movie to watch! It does have Gore that may make you squeamish or sick. So that's your warning

Apart from what people say I honestly didnt really see much problem with this film. It was creepy and creative with its scares. It was a solid film overall

Pros:

Creative Scares - To be honest, one of the things I love about supernatural horror movies is when they get creative with its scares. Such as the scene where the mother was in one room staring at a little girl in the room in front of her. She began running towards the room as the door closed. Once the door closed her out of frame fully, she burst through the door as a grown women. So really, creative scars

Atmosphere - I was on edge because I didn't really know what was going to happen. The mother wasnt safe where she went. Even out in public where she saw a women holding her baby. So the atmosphere was chilling

Cons -

Mother's Decisions - I'm not sure but I feel like the mother has made some dumb decisions in the film. I felt like she did but that's probably just me

The priest is hurt...how? - I'm dead honest the priest went up to the church, the doors open and he was literally pushed backwards. And For some reason it ended him up in the hospital. Literally he was pushed backwards onto the ground XD Like what?

And the ending of Annabelle Creation left me confused for this movie beginning. She successfully got the soul but in this film, she targets the baby/mother soul. I was confused on why she neded another soul. Maybe she wants to stay young so she transitions between souls?

Overall I didnt really think this film was terrible Just solid at best

Haunt - 7.8

The movie is about a group of friends that explores a haunted house for Halloween or something. But it's not a paranormal movie. This movie is a pretty fun movie for horror fans such as myself. This review is not as a good since I didnt really catch most of the characters name so work with me here

Pros

Phones - The phones are taken away so they cant call for help. It's better than the same old stupid boring excuse "NO SIGNAL". Not only that but it was my first time seeing a phone get broken by microwave

Saw Vibes - This movie actually gave me saw vibes. The characters had to try to escape and had to be aware of traps that could lead to their demise. Such as the shotgun trap after the main character managed to get out the escape room

Character Deaths - Well I thought some of the character's deaths were brutal and pretty cool. My favorite being Sam's Death: Death by sledgehammer because he shot in the throat by a dark, hand crushed by a cinderblock, then a hard slam to the head

Killers - The masked killers are a real threat. They dont reach the same level as terrifier because Art the clown scares me so much. But they still actually give me the spooks and the scares.

Ending - Literally, I was like Okay, So the clown is still alive and is going to find the main character to kill her. Well he did find her and stormed right into her house, but holy crap, she was waiting for him. She freaking turned the tables and killed him! That surprised me!

Cons:

Predictable Deaths - I know I shouldn't really hold a film to this since most movies can have predictable deaths. But honestly, I knew each death that was coming so it wasn't surprising to me when they died

Trusting an Enemy - The characters met an somebody that was on the side of the serial killers. They were hesitant at first but they soon just trust him. It was too early to be trusting somebody like that. And Yes, Since they trusted him, one of the characters got a hammer to the face.

Stupid Decisions sometimes - Maybe some of the characters could still be alive if they actually think about what they were doing before they did so. Like in the previous con They trusted somebody they barely knew and was clearly on the killer's side

This movie was amazing! It was enjoyable and creepy. So come play is about a monster that watches Oliver through his phone and tries to get him to join him in his world because Oliver Is lonely. So here are the Pros and Cons:

Pros:

1. Creativity: This movie actually uses creative ways to display the monster who is invisible through the majority of the movie. Using a laser distance meter, saying you have to use a phone to display the monster's location, and how the monster has control of the lights of everywhere. Not just in a house but the street lights. It makes it suspenseful knowing that you arent safe anywhere

2. Technology - As I said, this movie uses technology to display where the monster is. If not, they use an object that helps point out the location of it. But anyway, the technology aspect is amazing because Larry wants Oliver because he doesnt have any friends so he's always on technology. But the monster uses the technology as a gateway to get into their world. In my opinion, this movie actually did a good job with what Countdown and Bedevilled couldn't do

3. Ending - I was kind of tired of horror movies always ending their movies with either the protagonist dying or saying that it's not over. But this movie made me smile so hard with the ending. The mom dies but Oliver and her spirit plays with each other downstairs and the husband cries happily to see her. An ending that ends happily rather than just sourly

Cons:

Acting - At best, the only thing I can say is the acting was solid. It's far from bad. It's just solid to me

Overall, this is a good movie and I suggest you watch it

This show is beautiful! So it's about an Kid named Kashiwagi who received an adorable mummy that was sent from his father, who's exploring Egypt. He was at first, not sure if he could trust the mummy, thinking it was evil, but he came around and started treating it like family. And his friends Tazuni, Tachiaka, and Motegi received their chibi buddies. But they recieved them in different ways. Tazuni - On his walk home, an Oni-Child followed him, who was alone. Tazuni didnt want anything to deal with him, but he soft on the inside and decided to let him stay, where he soon grown attached to him. Tachiaki - He was having constant night terrors, which caused him to feel sleepless and attack others. That was until Kashiwagi helped him, and gave him something. Soon, an Baku came and ate his nightmares, helping Tachiaki get better rest, and manage to live his lift. Motegi - She walked home and into her room to find an dragon in her room. She didnt like Lizards so of course she was terrified. But seeing how the dragon cared for her, she grown attached to it. The show is beautiful, wholesome, characters are awesome, and I think about it everytime Yes, I watched the entire show twice. Only downside is there only 12 episodes. I wish they make a season 2. Especially since there are things that hints a possible second season. But I reccomend giving the show a watch

Light Spoilers BNA is an furry anime. And I am a furry 0_0 Anyway, This show has beautiful visuals. The movements of the characters plus the backgrounds were so stunning. It was very awesome! And the characters were awesome! Especially Shirou Ogami. So BNA is the anime how Beastman that lives separate from humans because humans hate them. So here are the pros about the show: Good Concept - Obviously because it deals with seperation of two species. There are times where the humans are full of hatred for the beastman, to the point where they either attack them or pay beastman to turn against their kind

Visuals - The movements and backgrounds are beautiful

Action - The fighting scenes you see in the anime are awesome. When it came to the action, it had a way to keep me invested. By changing things up or introduce Michiru a new power

Characters - Again, The characters were pretty likeable! Shirou's motivation to protect his kind, Michiru's helpful spirit, The scientists sneakyness, Nazuna's reason to give people hope, and more

But...Here are some cons for the show: Plot - The plot, in my opinion, was a bit lost. I felt like they closed one thing quickly and introduced another thing. Also, Why does Michiru have the ability to shift into any animal. Because I believe the beastman have the abilities based on the species they are.

Basic - I'm just being honest. I really enjoyed the show but I wish they didn't follow in the anime tropes you see these days. Everytime I think about the show, I sometimes smile at how good it was, but then I think about how basic it was. I know not following tropes are hard but it's not impossible.

So this movie was an interesting case. About Claire who receives a music box that Grants her wish, however, each wish will result in somebody's death. This movie had a solid concept. I enjoyed the suspense from who was going to die, I enjoyed some of the characters, specifically Meredith. But I felt like they don't establish characters as much. And the wishes came by fast and didn't really match what was going on. Like the first wish was to have her bully go rot, that wish was used correctly since she got out of an awesome fight with her bully. But then came to the second wish where she was grieving over her dead dog then all of a sudden: I wish Paul would fall madly in love with me. And literally, I didn't even know who Paul was because he wasnt introduced until that part of the film. But the wish did come back to haunt her since Paul ended up obsessive over her. When it comes to horror movies, please make it where we can get a good feel of each characters or establish them before you move on to killing them. Cause I'll just be like...Who the hell was this or I just wouldn't feel bad if they died. I only felt bad for Meredith when she died because she was my favorite. And she died in a falling elevator. And I was like...Holy Crap! And Claire's dad was my favorite too

Not as good as the first one. So it's about a new group of people whole explore the haunted hospital to see if the footage was real to the grave encounters film part 1 Pros of the film: They show the deaths on screen The ghost are creepy and more active and yes, the person on the cover is in the movie There was an scene where they thought they left the asylum but the asylum straight up tricked them

Cons: There was an scene where they thought they left the asylum but the asylum straight up tricked them. I said this again because they ran out the door and drove to the hotel. They took an elevator and figured out they never left. How How is hell is that even possible?

The ending was crap because literally, they decide to make an lore saying the way to escape is to finish the film. So the main character kills one of his friends to make it happen. And literally, they show ghosts holding cameras or should I say, Cameras floating in the air. This is just...Okay

I really enjoyed this film. For the first few minutes, I was at an It was...okay because the Kill's at the beginning wasn't all that. Then it turned to solid concept when the contestants(the ones on the knives) goes into Michael's old home to find out why he was evil. They all gave cameras on their ears and they're live. There were people at a party who was watching. And here's the thing, Michael still lives there! And he starts killing off people. The people who was watching thought it was all a joke and part of an act, but soon they realize everything was real, people were actually dying, and Michael is still alive. And since Michael's house was set up with cameras, it was amazing when the audience was guiding the final girl and trying to get her out. But the real MVP to this movie...Is freaking Reggie! He's my boy

So yeah...I...thought the film was okay. Here is my reason why

So Dylan and Zach(Twin Brothers) and Courtney(Their mother) recently moved into the house that has the curse of the Boogeyman. But for some reason, the film literslly established that Dylan and Zach met the kids the Boogeyman captured. I was thrown off and the plot was confusing to me. So I will give you the positives and Negatives of the film.

Positives: I like they brought back officer So and So. He plays a bigger role in this movie and I appreciate that. The kids the Boogeyman captured, specifically Milo, was actually somebody that was pretty chill I thought some of the scares were creative. Some I said And the last 30 minutes of the film was awesome So and So and his friend discuss about Bughuugal and his sinister ways

Negatives: The last 30 minutes of the film was awesome! But the entire hour of watching this film, I was uninterested. I kept questioning the decisions that happened in this film, and their were a lot of moments where I went WTF just happened?! They show too many "family movies"! In case you don't know, These "family movies" are kids videotaping their families before killing them off. I honestly felt like they showed it too much in this film to the point where I said...Stop. Can you blame me? Like, If you kept sawing the video tapes, you would automatically know what would happen. It's so receptive

I originally was going to give it a 5, since a 5 means Meh in my rating system. But the last 30 minutes plus the positives made me boost the rating. So It's a 6.1/10 for me.

Don't mess with John Wick. This guy is someone you shouldn't make angry. In this movie, John Wick's Dog was killed by Alfie. His dog was the only thing left to him by his wife who died. It was the only thing that brought him light. But when Alfie killed it, John Wick went god mode. This movie is full of action and BADASS scenes!

Slow burner, Unique, and Amazing! I wish there was more in this movie because I felt like the movie kind of held back. But other than that, the movie was amazing! Not so many junpscares as well!^^

So the story follows Ellison and his family, who moved into an house that was known for the hanging of four family members. Ellison is an book writer who wants to try and make another best seller to help get his family through. He finds tapes that shows the death of Four different families. He tries to figure out what happened. But there is something more sinister at play.

Waaayy Better than Return to Zombie Island I seen. Listen, Return to Zombie Island was an Okay film but this was amazing! References to original Scooby Doo episodes, bringing back old villians, each character experience the opposite of themselves

Daphne - Cute/Ugly Velma - Logic/Superstition is real Fred - Man/Wimp Boy Shaggy and Scooby - Scaredy Cats/Courage

This movie was entertaining, and the villians motivation was revenge! Because who wouldn't be mad if a couple of meddling kids caused you to get thrown in Jail and ruin your scheme. Loved it!!

There were even errors in the movie such as Shaggy's clothes ripped off and noe he was wearing again and literally in the credits Someone pointed it outXD

So Cruel Peter...Yeah. Not all that good. For starters What's the point of calling the movie Cruel Peter? They only showed 5-10 minutes of Peter being cruel before they kill him off. And he's only did 3 or 4 cruel things. But the movie was going a bit too fast to the point where I didn't have time to hate him. Cruel Things he did: -Burn an animal -Killed someone's dog and threatened them -I think he hit someone (All I can remember. It might have been 4)

Those cruel things went a bit fast. So I just felt bad when he killed. Now, I like the actors. How a father tries to get along with his deaf daughter, which was difficult. But this is the problem I have with the movie:

You call it Cruel Peter, but it's just another supernatural movie. That's the problem. It's just another someone started doing something, awoken some ghost or something, and that ghost attacks or possess someone. Just that simple

Sooo The Father and his daughter Liz move into a new house, Peter's old one. Liz messes with some kind of Ouija type thing to talk to her dead mom. But she talks to someone else instead...Aka...Peter. she sees him and Peter eventually possess her. But again, Its just like any other possession.

Maybe it could have been better if They showed a longer time of Peter being Cruel. Like, Have maybe 20 or 30 minutes of Peter being cruel so the audience can hate him. Then, Have a Timeskip where Peter comes back and possess somebody, where he can continue to be cruel, But maybe even go far and kill somebody.

But again, There were a few parts I give the movie credit for. But overall...Basic Horror Trope. Why not just call the movie Peter?