The movie had lots of thrills and intense scenes. They had characters that were rich and complex that you wanted to root for.

Longlegs is a strange, slow burn of a movie, but man did it stick the landing.

Eddie Murphy of course shines as Axel...who may at times...cause millions of dollars worth of damage to get the bad guy.

This movie had a severe lack of show and tell. The build up to what was happening and the possession was so slow paced.

While the first film dealt with Riley losing her core memories and losing who she was, the sequel is about her losing her sense of self.

John Krakinski is a brilliant writer and director. I absolutely loved "A Quiet Place" and this one was a really well written. The story...

College kids gathered for a friends birthday in a mansion they probably could never afford even if renting for a night.

I don't want to get into heavy spoilers with these reviews. Just my overall thoughts and feelings, touching on the themes and small moments.