Write slowly, I am German ;)
So when (I avoid *if*) you find any mistakes, take it, sell it on Ebay and invite me to diner...
There is the cliché about Bollywood-movies, that they turn almost everything into a musical... (when you are bored, start think about a Bollywood-remake of your favorite movies, you will end up with a silly smile).
And of course they will not spare the horror genre. I am not sure what Vincent Price have thought about it, but I quite enjoyed this weird mix of Matrix, The Fly and Ghost...
Though I will still not share my sweets... ;)
Again an anime I liked very much and again theres no need to write much because Jere and Peter Rogers dit it already.
Sometimes it doesnt need a too realistic story to make a good film and sometimes you recognise yourself also in an a bit exaggerated subscribed familiy life... maybe thatswhy its such a pleasure to watch it
Somehow I am disappointed. Maybe I expected too much because of the title, I had something in mind like Van Helsing or Dracula… either typical horror or history trash. But it was nothing of it.
Ok, it had a nice constructed historical context. The action scenes were good, the athmosphere dark enough. On the other hand I found not even a hint of humour and the weatherforecasts for the next week are much scarier.
So, when you really want to watch it, borrow the dvd, but save the money for the cinema ticket.
It must be the most terrible moment for parents when your daughter disappeares without a trace, without a call... nothing and finally found dead. Murdered not by a villainous rapist but by her former babysitter. A girl just a couple of years older who lives nearby.
The film tells the true story from four different perspectives:
The desperate parents between hope and fear, waiting for a call or a life sign and left alone by an indifferent police.
The police,…