Reviews

Was very excited to play this game ever since seeing the trailer. It was a great representation of Robocop 1 and 2, with a little sprinkle of 3 thrown in there. I'm hoping for a sequel to this game! The character models were done well and I really enjoyed the voice of Robocop; it sounded authentic. Using the auto 9 pistol can feel a little old quickly, but by using modification chips you can increase damage, spread, capacity, firing mode. I enjoyed using the full auto and single shot the most. The city of Detroit map felt kind of limited and could have been fleshed out to a much bigger area to explore. The 3rd act of the game really threw all the punches in by taking on armored mercenaries, Ed 209, police droids, and even an epic battle with Robocop 2 (Cain)! I really enjoyed this game even with its simplistic nature. It made me want to watch the trio of movies again just to relive the experience. The funny thing is that Detroit is just as bad as depicted in real life today. Even if a Robocop existed in real life, it would be a challenge for him to handle that mess of a city.

Good lord was this terrible! I love found footage style movies and I've watched many that were shoestring budget that were miles better than this. I was hoping Annie would have been killed off within the first 10 minutes! Her persona, maturity, demeanor, and dopey look made me want to gouge my eyes and turn this movie off multiple times. It's like being stuck in a nightmare scenario with a Karen-like / over the top 7 year old.

Since her character is named after her own name, I wonder if she is anything like this in real life. I'm a Trump supporter and proudly support the man, but it's like they made her character have the intelligence of a carrot to fit the anti Republican narrative. I kept watching in hopes of her demise. A rap free style dash camera YouTube star...wow scraping bottom of the barrel. I expected better from Blumhouse films... I felt bad for Stretch's character as he only got dragged along into this because Annie took off with his car. As far as the demon or whatever that was it started off interesting, but then it morphed into some cheap looking silent hill character...

Overall I think this film was very entertaining and merits a viewing. In the beginning of the film the hiker stumbles across this hidden temple and awakens some kind of demonic god and becomes the vessel. The other hikers in the group then become victims through unsettling deaths. I thought this was well done and very creepy. The rest of the film follows an ex-cop suffering from depression and nightmares over losing his wife and child in an accident while he was having an affair. He sets out to find the missing daughter of his mistress and notices many cases of missing people / deaths that end up being linked to a cult group formed around the hiker.

The film played out more like a mystery thriller and had very little that would be considered horror. The lead actor portrayed his character very well and kept me engaged. I really enjoyed the film and it's definitely worth a watch if you enjoy cult films, but just keep in mind that the run time is over 2hrs and is a slow burner.

I believe that this film is worth watching. While the acting is a little amateurish, the plot of the film is interesting and kept me interested to see what was going to happen. The concept of crossing over into a possibility of infinite parallel dimensions is something I find very interesting and hasn't been done in many films. It was present in the newest Blair Witch film, but only slightly with returning to the same camp and time skipping through to the night. In the Lost Vlog of Ruby Real, a team of three set out to this forest that appeared to be on the outskirts of a city to debunk a myth of crossing into another dimension by walking around this unique tree. They each film themselves walking around the tree and nothing happens within that moment. They concluded that this myth has been debunked and head back to the main trail to the parking lot. I noticed right away that unlike the others, Cali walked around the tree counter-clockwise. I knew right away that this was going to change the dynamics later on and it did, as Cali was the first to "disappear".

When Cali disappeared after going to the bathroom just a few yards away from her friends, the others didn't seem that disturbed. They looped back to the tree to try to find her a few times and just casually concluded she was "gone" and gave up looking. The others would then see her again at a distance standing still with a creepy stare and then suddenly disappeared again. They kept following the trail to be continually looped back to the tree. If the actors had more experience they would have captured a better sense of hopelessness and despair, but we didn't really get that in this film.

Eventually they realized the direction that they circled the tree mattered and when the male circled the tree a second time after going counter-clockwise he disappeared. The remaining girl came across them again in a desperate attempt to find a way out, but saw the others embracing each other. They could not hear or see her as she was in another dimension. She looped back to the tree one last time to circle the tree in the same direction as the others and then was never shown appearing on the other side of the tree. Give this film a chance if you appreciate the found footage genre.

Although this may not be John Travolta's greatest, it's still not bad. It comes off more as comedic, but Travolta delivers his role very well as an autistic middle aged fan boy. I thought the ending was good and a little sad. When he got his hand blown off and stabbed in the eye, the cries of pain sounded authentic and unsettling. It made me feel sad for Moose and you can see Dunbar felt remorse for his actions. Moose's way of thinking and going about things were dangerous and wrong, but he was simply at his breaking point with being pushed around by everyone. If Dunbar would have simply just given Moose 5 minutes of his time to just sign an autograph so he would go away, he wouldn't be dealing with this life altering mess.

Now nobody is going to believe Dunbar's story. A body of a woman he tried to seduce is in his yard that he likely went maybe a day or 2 without noticing. What's he going to say?? "A crazy fanboy named "Moose" has been stalking me and likely did it!" It sure doesn't sound believable since he often drinks and takes heavy sleeping medication. I think this film is definitely worth a watch, Travolta gave a great performance!

I'm usually forgiving when it comes to B rate movies. Some are horrible and others are masterpieces. I would say this falls somewhere in between. I enjoyed it, but kind of chuckled when the monster was revealed for how cheesy it looked. However, since the movie had a small budget to work with, I can look past that. Overall, it was definitely worth a watch and I don't feel that I wasted my time at all. It is certainly better than some of the films that make it to the big screen. It's reminiscent of the Wishmaster series with a Djinn granting wishes that have twisted consequences in exchange for their soul. So if you enjoyed the Wishmaster series like I have, this is right up your alley.

I'm surprised this movie isn't being shown in theaters because it is 100x better than the trash movie, A Quiet Place, which received so much hype and positive reviews. This film actually captured the survival horror / disaster epidemic correctly. The creatures / supernatural force hunts by sight, not by sound which can be easily manipulated. It reminded me a lot of The Last of Us video game with a mix of 28 Days Later and The Happening, where just one infected individual can rapidly infect others.

Some of the only criticism I have is that is just has the typical dumb/naïve woman that screws up and potentially costs everyone their lives and the alcoholic jerk that is only concerned about himself. However, these characters were essential to the progression of the film. I also thought that it was very unrealistic that for going downstream on a boat for over 3 days blindfolded and they don't really run in the potential danger with crashing the boat until they get to a point with rapids.

I was expecting the cop and the drug addict that took off with the car on their own to come back later as psychos / hunters, but we never see them again or find out their fate. Overall this film kept me engaged even though it was 2 hours and kept me wondering what was going to happen next. I was hoping that it had a dramatic ending and wouldn't have the typical happy ending, but that is almost all Hollywood films nowadays. If you are a survival horror fan, this definitely merits a watch and is not time wasted.