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So the enthusiasm from the previous episodes is gone, because the third episode is completely shitty. Nothing happens, we don't learn anything, it's just a pile of crap and woke moments. OMG, I'm so piss*d off. If you can, I advise skipping this episode.

Good, good, we're keeping up the pace and we have some monsters and scary jumps here. Keep it up, so far so good!

An absolutely fantastic start of the new season, thanks to which I forgive the endlessly long wait for Season 2. The plot is fast-paced, I watched it in one breath! Bravo and keep it up!

So here everything is absolutely fine. Anyone who has seen Evil Dead in its original versions (and it certainly left an impression on them, just like me) knows what they're getting into and applauds. Those who have never seen this film before not only miss out on that applauding heart and butterflies in the stomach right at the beginning when the 'demon' is making its way through the woods and over the water, but in the end, they're probably just disgusted by the visual appearance of all the scenes :D I have to say that I was completely satisfied. 90% of the film is in the spirit of Evil Dead (literally lol), it's cool, it's scary, disgusting, gloomy, muddy, bloody, crazy, relentless - the only thing that was slightly exaggerated was the ending, but then again, it was exactly the kind of ending you'd expect from Evil Dead, so why not :D I liked it!

It's true that you can't expect miracles from a slasher movie, but this one is ultimately a mess. The young and restless, binary-diverse and bipolarly unbalanced characters must confront a villain who effortlessly cooks one after another in front of the public (no, I don't notice that the girl next to me in the subway has a 10inch knife in her belly), while the law enforcement authorities are completely incompetent. Since this is already the sixth vol, the screenplay feels noticeably recycled, and any element of surprise is nonexistent - after the first five minutes, viewers have already explored the 78,000 possibilities of who the villain might be, and at the end, it's one of them. What really bothered me was the superhuman agility of the main eviscerator, who dodges bullets and wakes up from unconsciousness at the exact moment that is supposed to be the coolest and creepiest. But the most puzzling fact is, that after six movies, nobody has explained to them, that when you take someone down and they're lying there, you're supposed to finish them off and not to run away! The repetitive scenario of endless escapes has become tiresome. As a whole, the movie simply doesn't work, and they should give up on it, just like with the 58th Fast and Furious. Please, enough is enough.

It's an interesting effort. The cast is quite enticing - I don't think Russell would play in any BS movie. The story is good, and the execution is also solid, although there are a few weaker moments. Overall, I consider it well-done. I never expect a cultural masterpiece from a horror movie, but rather a fun and relaxing experience, which is exactly what this provided. The fact that it is based on a real character and a "real" story of an exorcist adds to its appeal. I'm curious to know how many people ordered books by Amorth after watching the movie :) I would give it three stars, which is an above-average rating for this genre.

This is GOOD and it's enough for a three-star rating, which is a decent average :) You got scared a few times, the story is fairly well-explained, it makes sense and has a proper beginning and ending. The only weak point is when they show the main antagonist, who appears quite amateurish. But overall, it's quite well done. You may not feel the need to watch it again, but you certainly don't regret watching it, so that's a positive outcome for you :)

Well, this was a total disappointment once again! A brilliant example of how even famous and big-name actors can mean utter garbage. The movie has only one good thing, and that is the concept. Religious-oriented murders, that's pretty cool, but that's where it begins and ends. The performances are terrible, the soundtrack is ridiculously awful, as if the sound technician froze in the '90s, and the developing plot doesn't actually develop at all. The final twist may be a twist, but the overall explanation made me laugh so hard that I'm thinking, "Well damn, are we really incapable of making a good movie anymore?" It absolutely doesn't compare to the movie "Seven." I might watch that to improve my mood because this, ladies and gentlemen, is a complete waste of time. Bleh.

As a TV show with five seasons, The Last Kingdom is AMAZING!... but as a movie, unfortunately, it's pretty bad. They failed to stuff everything they needed into a 1.5hrs long movie, and it feels very rushed. Additionally, it keeps repeating the same moments we've seen already a hundred times before (oaths to the king, lies, ambushes, the death of a parent, one battle, two battles), and of course, the obligatory LGBTQ+ representation that Netflix never seems to miss. It's just not good, and I only give it one star because of the somewhat decent ending and because of Finan. And please, let Uhtred rest, he has served his purpose!

It's strange how lately movies seem to be about nothing in particular. Here's another proof that an initially interesting concept can fizzle out completely. I can't say it's a total mess, but it lacks depth. There are a few creepy moments and a cult plotline, but it falls short of being characterized as a "horror" movie... it could have offered so much more :(