The Last Exorcism: Part II is dreadfully boring.
The Last Exorcism: Part II (2013)
The Last Exorcism: Part II is dreadfully boring.
In 2013, Damien Chazelle premiered at Sundance a short film called Whiplash designed to build up interest in creating a feature film version of the story, which already had a script.
The pitch is sound: 1973’s The Exorcist, but found footage.
It’s often easier to remember the flaws of a movie than its strengths.
There is some irony inherent in writing and reading a review of a film like The Menu.
Guiellermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio does a bunch of little- to medium-sized things wrong, but none of them end up mattering very much because it is such a fundamentally good movie.
To say the 61st feature created by Walt Disney Animation Studios came and went with little fanfare would be the understatement of 2022.
Romancing the Stone’s biggest problem is that its opening is too good.
So often, you hear great filmmakers talk about their love of film in spiritual terms.
You may as well call it Nepo Baby: The Movie.