Satan certainly has complicated relationships with his baby mamas. And of course getting a conspiracy within the Catholic church involved doesn’t exactly make things simpler. Overall it’s a different look and feel from the first entry in the Omen series, which is a shame. Mildly amusing
Friday, September 20, 2024
Review – The First Omen
Review – The Boogeyman (2023)
KC and the Sunshine Band gets stiffed again, as does anyone hoping that this will be an exception to the general rule that movie adaptations of Stephen King’s stories stink. Sisters find themselves isolated and disbelieved when a shadows-dwelling beast starts stalking them. Mildly amusing
Sunday, September 15, 2024
Review – Immaculate
It’s odd that this spent years in preproduction limbo and yet still manages to come across as a mockbuster version of the slapdash prequel to The Omen. Sydney Sweeney fans fear not; she plays a nun, but that’s no deterrent to nude scenes. They try to turn things arty with an extremely long take toward the end, but otherwise this is a run-of-the-mill tale of demonic impregnation. See if desperate
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