Well, watched the remake before watching the original movie, just in order to have an objective opinion about the more actual version, but it’s not really good, I have big expectations about Coppola’s work, which one has to be better even without trying.

It’s about a rich family, a daughter who died drowned and a bunch of gold diggers.

Actors seem bored so that means that the movie has to be boring, only a few performances were alright, the old woman did well and also the one who played Johnny’s role. It’s a great story, I don’t know if it’s totally faithful to the original story but it’s great. Predictable plot and little more, there are some scenes that will…

This was almost as bad as the Martyrs remake, the Cabin Fever remake and The Psycho remake, I’m not even joking. So pretty much this is a remake of Francis Coppola’s Dementia 13, but they modernize the hell out of it. Which is something that flat out spells out “we were too lazy to make a decent film sorry but we don’t give a crap”, first off none of the acting and writing are convincing at all. Not once did I feel something was believable all I felt was empty ideas on screen and made me wonder....did anyone working on this film actually see the original? What’s even worse is this movie looked outdated as hell, this looked like some…

Gathered together at their family house, a group of individuals intending to celebrate a family tragedy learn that not only as their world been thrown for a loop by a sudden revelation but a ravenous killer as well as a pair of thieves arrive which complicates their survival.

For the most part, this here wasn’t all that bad of a remake. A lot of the fun here comes from the rather intriguing storyline here featuring the different backstage deceits and traditions of the family. Right at the beginning, we get the idea of their personal tragedies starting with the need to celebrate the accident yet also in the different setups for showcasing her as starting to become concerned about her…

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Flying under the radar of just about everybody last year was this re-imagining of the Francis Ford Coppola black & white thriller of the same name. It still has the same basic premise as the original with the couple fighting on the boat and the mother, money, and dead daughter, but it's all been "modernized" for today's audience. Strangely enough, the biggest issues before were lighting and minor technical stuff while the story was generally really good, so it's pathetic to see how much they screwed this one up.

There are no lighting issues this time, the location is gorgeous, and the filmmakers took advantage of that. One definite change is going from a psychological thriller to a…

Uh-Oh !!!! Here comes another gratuitous remake to insult our intelligent and question whether or not we still love the original film which it spawned itself from,with this modern version of Francis Ford Coppola(APOCALYPSE NOW,THE GODFATHER)'s Roger Corman produced filmmaking debut that retains the original's mask sporting axe swinging murderer and the wealthy family concepts as it is basically another loosely based reboot that makes it more of a dysfunctional family thriller with a ghost thrown in as the likers of two sister(Channing Pickett,Marianne Noscheze),their woman abusing brother(Christian Ryan[PROUD AMERICAN]) and his scheming girlfriend([the Ana de Armas looking]Ana Isabelle[WEST SIDE STORY{2021},THE EYES,SEASONS OF LOVE]) with criminal connections(as represented by gun wielding tough guy wannabe thugs Donal Brophy[TROPHY BOY,THE SKIN OF…

Francis Ford Coppola made the original which I watched this past year I think in the October marathon and liked quite a bit. When I was coming up with my horrorx52 list I saw that this existed so I picked it, but I'm thinking why would anyone remake this? I can't imagine it's well known besides the director, but if it was decent, then cool. Turns out, this was a pretty good remake.

One thing I look for in a remake is that while it may tread the same ground, it needs to do something different than the original and I think this one manages to do just that. The overall story is pretty much the same from what I…

Well, watched the remake before watching the original movie, just in order to have an objective opinion about the more actual version, but it’s not really good, I have big expectations about Coppola’s work, which one has to be better even without trying.

It’s about a rich family, a daughter who died drowned and a bunch of gold diggers.

Actors seem bored so that means that the movie has to be boring, only a few performances were alright, the old woman did well and also the one who played Johnny’s role. It’s a great story, I don’t know if it’s totally faithful to the original story but it’s great. Predictable plot and little more, there are some scenes that will…

Uh-Oh !!!! Here comes another gratuitous remake to insult our intelligent and question whether or not we still love the original film which it spawned itself from,with this modern version of Francis Ford Coppola(APOCALYPSE NOW,THE GODFATHER)'s Roger Corman produced filmmaking debut that retains the original's mask sporting axe swinging murderer and the wealthy family concepts as it is basically another loosely based reboot that makes it more of a dysfunctional family thriller with a ghost thrown in as the likers of two sister(Channing Pickett,Marianne Noscheze),their woman abusing brother(Christian Ryan[PROUD AMERICAN]) and his scheming girlfriend([the Ana de Armas looking]Ana Isabelle[WEST SIDE STORY{2021},THE EYES,SEASONS OF LOVE]) with criminal connections(as represented by gun wielding tough guy wannabe thugs Donal Brophy[TROPHY BOY,THE SKIN OF…