Letterboxd — Your life in film

A horror comedy that is neither scary nor funny. The hippie character - so obviously channelling the Dude that he even looks like Jeff Bridges - is the only good thing about it.

A few touches and some characters you can actually tell apart raise this slightly above the average SyFy-type monster movie.

Not bad at all. Went in expecting a atmospheric ghost story and got that. The only complaints I would have would qualify as spoilers, so yeah. Good.

Well, I guess I can say this. Most ghost stories, at least the ones I'm familiar with, are mysteries. Someone gets freaked out and in the process unravels a mystery. My only complaint is that when the mystery is resolved, it's a little complicated. Not a lot, but just enough to bug me ever so slightly. Still worth watching.

Remember when we all thought Angelina Jolie was a good actress?

Also the worst thing ever. If this movie had a face, I would punch it until blood came out of it's nose and the cops came and made me stop.

And i'd say "But officer, It's 'Anacoda.'"

Then they'd free me and join me.

The worst thing ever. Exhibit A: A dog gets a flashback. Case closed

Oh letterboxd, making me look up the foreign titles of things.

Saw the uncut 95 minute version. If you see that, it will be obvious what was cut to get it to 89 minutes. I don't know about the edit, but the uncut version is unnerving as hell.

Called "Nightmares" on Netflix

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Rather digging this.

I wasn't expecting much from a movie with Casper Van Dien, but I was pleasantly surprised with this little movie. The lead, who I don't recognize from anything else, does an admirable job, especially since she has to carry large chunks of the movie by herself, in silence. Worth a stream or a bargin bin.