There are so many movies that come out these days that are nothing more than repetitive and uninspiring renditions of features we’ve already seen before.

The horror genre is pretty much the only place where you can consistently find movies that get a pass for not having something resembling a story. With that being the way it is, it’s actually understandable why many of these movies struggle to become and remain relevant.

Technically, The Conjuring already had a sequel in the unfortunate prequel entitled Annabelle. However,

Movies that move slowly are always risky to put out there to the public. In order for them to succeed, they’ll usually require some kind of suspense, great acting, wonderful storytelling and/or effective directing. Depending on those factors, I myself can appreciate a film made in this style, but there are also times where they just serve as a way …

At the start of the new year, The Forest brings a few things that we haven’t seen much of in film. For some of you who have read my reviews before, you may understand how important that is to me. The movie world needs fresh stuff to keep things moving into the future, but it also still requires all of …