
[Film review] THE BEACH HOUSE – Shudder’s intimate tale of invasion
THE BEACH HOUSE is a complex tale about the human condition, with plenty of scares, tons of gore and gorgeous visuals.
THE BEACH HOUSE is a complex tale about the human condition, with plenty of scares, tons of gore and gorgeous visuals.
I enjoy big blockbuster films as much as the next person. In fact, I´ve written extensively before about how I don´t dislike the Bayverse TRANSFORMERS […]
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Seminal. Important. Relevant. Extremely well directed, beautifully shot, and artfully scored. One of the most important video game documentaries ever made.
A niche piece for sure, but one that is tremendously rewarding for those willing to put in the effort. A must watch for fans of international horror films.
30 days. 678 games. A small budget and a big heart.
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