Thriller Theater

Watches this last night. While it was well written and well acted, it was truly one of the slowest thrillers I have ever seen. What are your thoughts on this award winning film?

This is a perfectly crafted spy drama with energy and sharp, cutting dialogue. It’s some of the best work of Soderbergh’s career. I left a more thorough review on its page but this film is a must see.

Just finished this old-school, slow-burn film. George C. Scott never disappoints, giving a heartfelt performance. The story of a man who's lost it all moves into a house with a haunting secret that spiderwebs into the real world. If you are looking for a thriller that has stood the test of time, this should be your next watch. 5/5 stars!

It's finally back! Now that we are a couple episodes in, what are we thinking?

Scorsese’s next project is an adaptation of “Devil in the White City”. It’s a NF book about H.H. Holmes, who murdered people at the 1893 World’s Fair. DiCaprio and Keanu Reeves may star. This an interesting choice by Scorsese who, despite his many crime films, has never done a serial killer movie. His rendering of the World’s Fair would be interesting as well. https://variety.com/2025/film/news/devil-in-the-white-city-20th-century-leonardo-dicaprio-martin-scorsese-1236282649/

Add to my Netflix watch list? Check! https://1428elm.com/netflix-is-home-to-one-of-the-most-disturbing-psychological-thrillers-of-the-past-decade

SO GOOD! The comedy landed, the storyline was exciting, and the acting was superb. I was thoroughly entertained from beginning to end. I do hate that I knew what the plot was kind of about because of the advertising. This movie could have had an awesome twist had the advertising not given it away. Besides that, the movie as a whole is a fun ride! Definitely see it when you have the chance.

Def adding to my weekend watchlist! Have you seen this thirller yet? https://collider.com/cold-meat-movie-netflix/

Just posted a new review reel on my Instagram! It's my hot-take on Nosferatu. Account is Horror1999_

This is based out of the UK really good show if you can find it I'm in the us and use a movie site and watched it but I'd recommend this if you can, a lawyer depends a stalker creepish man and he reentered her life and she is trying to get him out of her life I believe it's based off a book of the same name... https://youtube.com/watch?v=32fbgdElVSA

Such a classic! Kathy Bates is incredible in this! She plays such a good crazy lunatic. My only negative on the movie is the pig... I understand that it's in there to show just how obsessed she is with his books, but the pig doesn't add anything to the story other than that. Besides that one little critique, I think this movie is great from start to finish. I hope there is never a remake of it. Misery needs to stay untouched. It is perfect the way it is!

I am thoroughly enjoying Teacup. My only wish is that the episodes were longer! Stuck on a farm, a family can no longer leave without suffering a twisted and painful fate. It's the thriller genre at its best!

Carry-On is a Netflix thriller starring Taron Egerton, Sofia Carson, and Jason Bateman set for a December 13 release. It's set at LAX on Christmas Eve, and tells the story of a TSA agent who receives threats from a terrorist that he says can only be averted by allowing some sort of package through the carry-on lane.

The next Godzilla movie in the Japanese line has just been announced! Takashi Yamazaki returns from Minus One as writer, director, and visual effects supervisor. Given the global hit's cliffhanger ending, could that film be getting a sequel? Could Godzilla Minus Two be hitting theaters in 2025?

I'm late to the party, but are we hoping for Season 2? What direction do you think the show would go?

The original version of Speak No Evil with James Mcavoy. I highly recommend this film even if you have seen the new version recently released in theaters. It's a bit of a different telling of the story, darker and more sinister like any good ol' fairy tale told in its original European form. 5/5 stars

I found this movie very frustrating, to say the least. I definitely think it is worth a watch, but there is A LOT that is left unanswered. Why was the boat such a big scene, but then barely mentioned? Why is a blackout causing animals to herd? Why is there radiation? Why do the owners of the house act suspicious when there is nothing of them to be suspicious about? I have many more questions... the premise is great, but maybe looked better on paper. What do you think? Comment 👇

A new M. Night Shyamalan co-directed movie is doing well via streaming services. Have you checked out this film yet? https://www.slashfilm.com/1687952/m-night-shyamalan-produced-thriller-dylan-obrien-max-hit-caddo-lake/

Not a lot happens in this LGBT+ psychological movie. Even when you think it's picking up, it doesn't. The end is confusing (at least for me). I also thought that it took a lot of tropes from The Shining instead of being its own original thing... It bored me overall.