Movies and TV

[DaBeast]

This could go either way. M.Night hasn't done a whole lot of good movies in the past 20 years I'd say. The Sixth Sense, Split, Signs and Unbreakable, but the rest I could leave behind. The Happening is comedy gold though, that movie will forever be a cult classic for how awful and funny it truly is.

Anyway, M.Night is back with another horror/thriller, starring good old Dave Bautista, and even Rupert Grint of all people. It's about a gay couple who decide to go to this cabin with their adoptive daughter. They then encounter a group of people who give her fathers a choice they have to make. And that's kinda where they leave it.

View: https://youtu.be/0wiBHEACNHs

 

[Keke Petty]

This could go either way. M.Night hasn't done a whole lot of good movies in the past 20 years I'd say. The Sixth Sense, Split, Signs and Unbreakable, but the rest I could leave behind. The Happening is comedy gold though, that movie will forever be a cult classic for how awful and funny it truly is.

Anyway, M.Night is back with another horror/thriller, starring good old Dave Bautista, and even Rupert Grint of all people. It's about a gay couple who decide to go to this cabin with their adoptive daughter. They then encounter a group of people who give her fathers a choice they have to make. And that's kinda where they leave it.

View: https://youtu.be/0wiBHEACNHs

It looked good until they said he’s name. He’s reputation for bad movies is too much.

 

[JerriBun]

I always find ole Shama-lama-ding-dong's movies interesting even though most people don't like them. However at first glance, this seems like a thinly veiled movie regarding gay rights or something. I dunno... I'll probably still watch it, but may switch it off if things get too weird with an agenda.

I like that they are dressed in the colors of the four horsemen of the apocalypse, though.

 

[RCNAL]

My guess and its only a guess the studios made him input gayness. Not really his thing. He's from the Philly area and the movies I've seen of his and I haven't seen all, are all made in the Philly area.

Anyway, seems interesting from the trailer. I'll have read up more on it. I've liked his movies but then again, I've only seen maybe 4 or 5. And the reviews of those were pretty good. I have to see the ones people say are bad though.