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I never thought we'd actually got a reboot sequel to Halloween like the one we got from Rob Zombie but for this one, this actually ignored the entire franchise and stuck to the reboot version of a sequel which takes place 40 years after the killing spree at 1978. This completely took the turn that never happened in the 1980's. With Jamie Lee Curtis coming back right after the last time she starred in the last Halloween film, Resurrection, let's dive right into this re-reboot Halloween film. On October 29, 2018, very convenient to be taken place at the time of year, the infamous serial killer Michael Myers, who has been institutionalized at Smith's Grove Psychiatric Hospital for decades following his killing spree in Haddonfield, is being prepared for transfer to a maximum-security prison. Two crime podcasters visits the hospital, where Aaron displays Michael's mask to him, to no effect. Laurie Strode still lives in fear of him, drinking herself into stuper and rarely leaving her fortified house. She has a strained relationship with her daughter Karen, whom the state took away from her when she was a child. The reason for that is because Laurie is crazy over that moment years ago. The night of October 30, as Michael is being transferred, the bus crashes and Michael escapes after murdering two people and stealing their truck. On the morning of October 31, Halloween Day, Michael once again goes on a rampage killing many people as possible non-stop. You know, with most horror films, the ones that are completely memorable that really stood the test of time which rather be really getting reboot sequels like this one but others don't considered to be reboots at all. Like many horror franchises really got revived at the time by getting direct sequels which I found out about like for example Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer. It's no surprise that this one is a direct sequel to the 1970's Halloween when it already has many sequels before that. Well, this one including the others considered to be legacy sequels which is one of the reasons why the main stars don't get any screen time which I don't have a problem with it but still never as good as the originals. With what we got in this legacy sequel, I enjoyed it, not as good as the first which I can see why it didn't call it Halloween 2 but called it just "Halloween" which is why most recent legacy sequels didn't get numbers at the end which many people are going to get confused by which sequel or movie from the horror genre they have heard. Of course, they can't call this one just "Halloween 2,2,2" 'cause that might sound really stupid. Legacy sequels may not be everyone's cup of tea but considering that they're both direct sequels to their own franchises, they might get a use of them. On to the next one. Or maybe as it is, since that it is Halloween, all I want to say is: Happy Halloween, everyone.

And now I'm finally rapping up the entire trilogy with The Kissing Booth 3, the final film that has ever been on Netflix. I literally thought I would never watch the entire trilogy in one day but now I did which is ironic. So I don't want you all to indoctrinate me on what I had said on this review. Just don't even try. Oh hoo boy, be prepared to spit out your drink of dilute pop or beer and fart and cry with laughter with this one because we are looking through another s**tfest that we are going to get through so keep your eyes peeled on that and the previous ones I did if you can find them or found them. I don't want you to miss out on anything that I wrote. The childhood friends have fun and the rest will be depressing. The last movie went well for the most part because everything this and the others are funny and hilarious at all even in the slightest nitpick I had with the franchise of Netflix's films. I didn't even laugh once. Not one chuckle. While the other two appeared to be garbage for me but I'm not the only one in that users list. Just everything this trilogy falls flat on it's face very f**king fast. That said, everything about the entire chick flick genre, just EVERYTHING about the entire genre for the most part just has me thinking about my times at high school and college has me thinking about nostalgic times with my friends and the most part has me thinking about women. In school, everything went really swell. Really, really swell indeed. In college, everything does the same until the worst times have happened. That's right. I said it. Until the worst times have happened. Although I enjoyed my good times at college because I love it so much but not my troubles. I've already stated it before in my Bratz review so if you really wanna look it up in my social media, be my guest and read it again because I want everybody out there to listen to this and hear me out. The third act which is the depressing third act I have ever experienced and goes on forever until we get to the very end of the movie. This is powerful in the slightest. If you have no idea what I am talking about, well, think about Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Part II. That ending is much more powerful than any movie franchise on the higher note. The franchise itself have much more excitement than this one where they get to dump each other but don't know how to handle their feelings for each other which really p***es me off. And now I'm going to end my review/rant off by doing this so I implore all of you, don't ignore this review and hear me out. I will not be free by letting you look at this review and click a like on it by: Stop it! Stop it, you devils! Yes, I did it, I got my revenge on my ex-girlfriends who dumped me for someone else, I never got over about what they did to me but I did by doing this, but I have no choice, there is nothing you can do about it! It is absolutely the worst experiences I have ever witnessed because they're all **** w***es in real life! I never want to see them in my presence ever again for as long as I live! I don't care what anybody says, revenge is delicious and tasteful and I enjoy it so much! And now with this movie, it is absolutely the movie I have ever seen! The writing is absolutely s**t, the characters are all bland stereotypes, the third act is depressing even if you have or have not seen it before along with the others, everything about it just feels like I've been torturing myself with other movies and chick flicks that I hate, every time I think about b***hes I just get angry thinking about them and everything about them and this movie is a disaster! I never wanted to see any chick flick after this atrocity! I finally moved on from The entire Twilight Saga, Bratz the Movie, Dangerous Game: The Legacy Murders, Things Heard & Seen, No One Gets Out Alive, I would rather take a s**t on The Amazing ***tingly Bulk, that nightmare of a t**thole! Yes, I'll do the same thing with The Kissing Booth and it's sequels for that matter! It is the worst thing that has ever been made! Stop this! All I hear is the beating of thou hideous heart! Then it was over, the trilogy was done, everyone listened to me, I'm free, and thus concludes my review. True, I've been a cynical man in recent years, very cynical, but I'm glad that I got it out of my system again. I will not take criticism for my rants on my reviews because they are impeccable to sit through for my whole family and friends. Of course, they'll understand my theory for the most part. And of course I would like to say that it's been an honor for you to like a click a like down below and say that you love it to death and treasure it forever just like all my other reviews I've been doing. The entire Kissing Booth trilogy **** and blows as a whole. If I left out something to say about any of the movies I reviewed I guess I'll just leave it here for now. So with that being said, thank you for listening and enjoy your day. ┌∩┐(◣_◢)┌∩┐

I felt like I never like any of them chick flicks due to them being boring and repetitive as hell but when I finished seeing The Kissing Booth, f**k me, this is awful. (Laughs) By far one of the most garbage movies I've seen today. And now we come the second one however, this one does the same thing. Anyways let's get on with it. Moments later, Elle's senior year begins with classmates gossiping that she and Noah will soon break up. This makes her fear elevate as Noah has befriended an attractive British girl named Chloe on Instagram. Elle and Lee are planning the kissing booth again for the Charity Fair. So, he is trying to convince her to ask Marco Peña, the new transfer student dubbed the new "Noah Flynn," to be one of the kissers. Beating Marco on the dancing game, she forces him to participate in the booth, the rest goes on and that's it. Now as I am watching this predicting something what's going to happen and not wanting to think myself the right answer but not really sure what was going to be and just as I am doing this it has me thinking that I'm going through The Twilight Saga and Bratz the Movie all over again. Ha! With Elle thinks Noah is cheating on her, she calls him to ask if he's alright or saying that she's alright. Or the other way right. I don't care. Everything about this movie is the same thing only at one time there's a dance competition on the stage after practising the moves. The Kissing Booth 1&2 are all god-awful and I'm up to the third and last one which I think it'll be really, really awful. With everything in this entire trilogy, it makes me think of the bad times I had years ago and recently and it makes me think that I'm watching Bratz and Twilight again. Oh God, I'm not looking to the last one. Here goes nothing. Wish me luck.┌∩┐(◣_◢)┌∩┐

When it comes to chick flicks that some of my friends from high school and college have seen, I'm never a big fan of them. With that being said, those I have seen appeared to be god-awful and those I haven't seen I know I'm gonna get the same treatment making me think that all the bad ones today and later are going to be crappy, crappy films. Now we have The Kissing Booth and the sequels that turned into a trilogy, I see that they both had pretty bad reviews and if they're gonna do the same thing to me just like the ones and later ones appeared to be clichéd, I'll be working my a**e off ranting while reviewing them. Now let's stop wasting time and let's get on with it. Elle Evans and Lee Flynn have been best friends since birth. When she turned 11, her mother becomes ill and dies three years later. Elle's secret crush on Lee's popular older brother, Noah, deepens, which she suppresses. On the first day of high school, Elle is forced to wear a too-small skirt because she ripped her trousers. When Tuppen touches her inappropriately, Noah begins fighting with him. Both are given detention, where Tuppen apologizes. Elle later agrees to go on a date with him, but he stands her up, as Noah has warned everyone not to pursue her. And the rest is what you see in every single chick flick movie, high school and college students going out with friends having fun, dating, hugging, kissing, go to proms, all kinds of stuff they do every time outside schools and colleges and we have a kissing booth. Oh, wow, a booth where every man and woman are going to kiss each other while blindfolded. Oh, how romantic, for boyfriends and girlfriends. I mean wow, first off, Elle is on love with her best friend, Lee and now she's in love with his brother, Noah, but didn't mean to do it. I mean, really, there's a bit of the prostitution alert here. Girlfriends dumping her own boyfriends for someone else and someone else forces someone's girlfriends to dump their boyfriends for themselves? That's so wrong! Seriously, people in real-life who actually did this are absolute ***ts! Really! If another one of those b***hes ever did that to me again, I'll... You know what? I'm not going to go through it again. I've already stated it before last year and this year. If you guys haven't seen my reviews where I mention b***hes, find them and click a like on them yourselves. Now if someone steals my girl later on in years to come, I'll tell him to go f**k himself and kill himself. I don't put up with people like that. Motherf**king ***ts. Why should I be friends with somebody who steals my girl later on in years? I wouldn't go out with somebody who steals my sexy girl from me. Hell, no. Tell them to p*** off. I don't wanna go to any places where my ex-girlfriends goes. No way on earth that'll ever happen. No way, no way, no f**king way! Anyway, I don't like this film, it **** and blows a lot of golfballs through many garden hoses. On to the next. ┌∩┐(◣_◢)┌∩┐

I wanted to review this movie so badly 'cause how much I didn't like it and say what I want to say about it just like the others that includes me ranting so don't indoctrinate me. Now with Things Heard & Seen which p***ed me off out of the way, let's get on with this one. Ambar moves from Mexico to Cleveland, Ohio, after her mother passes away. She supports herself with an under the table job and her savings. In search of a place to stay, she finds a dilapidated boarding house run by Red, who requires the first month's rent up front. After she moves in, strange things start happening to her anywhere she goes. She then begins to see ghostly figures around the house filled with moths, strange artifacts, including depictions of ritual sacrifice. Despite how creepy it is, the film itself is s**t as I am ready to do my very speciality just like I did with the others reviews but watching it three times I don't feel like it. Let me clarify, on my first watch I didn't like it and now's the time for me to do it but didn't feel like it. In my previous tries I don't feel like I'm in a mood to watch this again. The second watch I didn't feel like review it again and now on my third watch I think now is the time without a fail and give it my full load. And as I'm review this now, I feel like I wanted to rant on this movie because I am ***TINGLY DISAPPOINTED IN IT, but no, there's no point. I feel like I need to but no. So anyways, No One Gets Out Alive is a s**t horror film, it **** and blows, nothing new to the table, on to the next. ┌∩┐(◣_◢)┌∩┐

Are you f**king kidding me? Really? I have to go through this s**t again just like all the others I have to do. That one p***ed me off! I.. I.. I.. I.. I really don't know what to say about this s**t! This is another one of those movies that p***ed me off including the others that you know 'cause I already reviewed them. Catherine Clare played by Amanda Seyfried, reluctantly trades life in 1980 Manhattan for a remote home in the tiny hamlet of Chosen, New York, after her husband George lands a job teaching art history at a small Hudson Valley college. Even as she does her best to transform the old dairy farm into a place where young daughter Franny will be happy, Catherine increasingly finds herself isolated and alone. She soon comes to sense a sinister darkness lurking both in the walls of the ramshackle property—and in her marriage to George which who I think is a total d**khead. When I first got into this movie, I was a horror film when the couple live in the house in the tiny hamlet I was expecting this house to be haunted which it is but that sadly just wasn't the case. When the house is haunted, she senses the strange smell and the light in Franny room is scaring her and afterwards, they both arguing about a lot of stupid arse ***ting unnecessary bulls**t! This is not what I wanted to see in this film! Everything about it is just pure ***tiness, like come on, her husband is a total **** to her like she finds another woman and finds her interesting and now he's been a total d**khead **** throughout the entire film. That stupid motherf**ker! I hate him so much! I was expecting a haunted house movie but no, we have this s**tty arsed movie about her and her husband talking about a load of s**t! Serious, I'm so sick of this one! This movie can f**k off out of my sight forever! This movie can SMC!┌∩┐(◣_◢)┌∩┐

Well, throughout my childhood the toys of Bratz is in every little girl's nostalgic memories along with Barbie and My Little Pony. I can't say what they're going to do by making a live action movie of it like they did with the cartoons. Since I heard that they're making a live action film so much so now that I've seen the movie with low expectations because it is so hated by many. The one important thing to note about the movie is that it's one of the worst movies of all time, much like Jaws: the Revenge, Batman & Robin, Striptease, Showgirls, The Room, Nukie, The Garbage Pail Kids Movie, Battlefield Earth and many more. But one of them didn't make it to the worst movies list. None of them that I haven't seen apart from one, two or three, but now that I have seen Bratz to see what I think of it. Well, what I think about this movie is that I'm not the only one who thinks of this but it makes one of the men wanting to grind their teeth in frustration and shout "I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!" This movie is so mind-bogglingly irritating in the way that all these women in this movie are stereotypical b***hes! But that's not all, every single character are all stereotypes like every character student in this movie are so hateable including Meredith herself! She's the main villain of this film, and yes, she is one of those b***hes who is obsessed with keeping her peers in order and locking them in their stereotypes, wanting everyone to belong to a clique, and organizing students. Just looking at her really wish that you want her to be defeated in the end. Man, I hate b***hes! So b***hy, t**ty, slutty and man are they "***TY!" I really hate bringing this up but this movie reminds me of my times at college rather it be body president who we never had but when it comes to b***hes, it made me think and wish I want to avoid and not wanting to see any of these b***hes again! There is no other movie that I absolutely hate. I've seen some worse movies out there and the fact that I have an impeccable taste of those freshly highly rated ones that are the seals of approval which is why they're a big part of me to wanting to experience much more before I die. But the ones that are not the biggest part of me is that some that I don't like and this one is just one of them. Bratz the Movie is just f**king HORRIBLE that gives me so much hate that I have that I have to suffer through the entirety of b***hiness! It is a mess. It is awful. It just got under my skin I hated it so much! The story is completely messy, the messages are not engaging, the acting is just massively lackluster and the characters are all irritating high school stereotypes like I can't believe what an **** Meredith is. This is one of those movies I'd say is for those who are fans from high school and college who are in love stupid s**t like The Twilight Saga, iCarly, Victorious and many more stupid live action Nickelodeon crap! If you're a new comer who is interested or thinking that this movie itself is s**t, please, whatever you do, do not watch this film unless you are depressed because your girlfriend from school or college dumped you for someone and then you wanted revenge on her by avoiding her and calling her a b***h. And that's the worst thing to think about when watching this movie. After watching it I just wanted NOTHING to do with b****hes! I would probably go on a RAMPAGE IF I EVER HEAR SOMEBODY MENTIONING A NAME IN MY PRESENCE WHO I DON'T LIKE WHO IS A F**KING, ***TING, ****, MOTHERWHORING B***H! I FELT LIKE THE REASON I'M WAFFLING ON TO GIVE IT MY WHOLE LOAD TO TELL YOU SOMETHING THAT I HATE IN REAL-LIFE! Like I said, not all of them are b***hes, believe me. I'm sorry. Did I say "b***h" a lot? I don't care, everything about this film does not earn my respect to keep the friendship. Bratz the Movie is one of the worst films I have ever seen period and I knew that one day I am going to see it in order to review it to give my full thoughts on it. People who have seen this thinking "Why does it have so much hate? or "Why does this movie got bad reviews?" don't care for the fact that they love this film calling it "So bad it's good". But now I have finally finished this movie that is the first live action Bratz and the last film that is going to happen and definitely the last time I am going to see it! I have finally got it out of my chest and my system, it's time for me to move on and just stick to more fun and not many cringe worthy pieces of s**ts I have to go through. Now if you excuse me, I need a f**king beer.┌∩┐(◣_◢)┌∩┐

Much like thrillers like Fatal Attraction and Basic Instinct, Michael Douglas appears in Disclosure along with Demi Moore. In this one, he's been accused of sexual harassment. I actually thought it was quite boring at first finding it to be not that thrilling and I find the film confusing but after re-watching it I actually find it to be okay, not bad, nothing special but hey, I had a good thrill and it's fun ever since. It sure has it's moments but I had a good watch.

Basic Instinct. This film is directed by Paul Verhoeven who directs Robocop, Total Recall and Showgirls, which I haven't seen Showgirls because I know the film is originally rated NC-17 and they're right and it has too many nudity in the film which I've heard Roger Ebert saying that. He also directs Starship Troopers and Hollow Man. Paul Verhoeven is known for making sex and violence so realistically graphic. He's from Dutchland cause you can tell by his accent. Now Basic Instinct is sort of an Alfred Hitchcock film neo-noir erotic thriller where Michael Douglas's character, Nick Curran who is looking for a killer who killed Johnny Boz. He thinks that Catherine Tramell played by Sharon Stone and she knows everything and she knows anything before something will happen and claims that she didn't kill him because she liked having sex with him. She even been in an interrogation and she does an infamous scene where she uncrossed her legs and, shock alert, she's not wearing any underwear. Big shock, isn't it? Many people have watched it know that it will be shocking even I thought of it as well. The sex scenes are absolutely explicit and shocking, if not the shockiest. The opening scene after the opening credits where Johnny Box and an mysterious women having sex and the one that shocked me is that she stabs him with an icepick. That totally freaked me out! When I watched multiple times, I got over it. Yeah, nothing can go wrong when you watch something and you just get over it. If anyone including my mum had seen it before and know that the title Basic Instinct is memorable then this movie will be a complete polariser. Yeah, I think the third act is far fetched but the writing can't take away the story. If you are somewhat of a fan of this, then I suggest that you will f**k like minks, raise rugrats and live happily ever after.

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Well, the whole drama is in this. The happier time to enjoy drinking alcohol for people to get drunk filled with booze. For me, I drink coke, Diet Coke that is. Why? Because you're about to witness the British Drama filled with good performance from all the British actors/actresses in this dark and berserk film that actor Gary Oldman has directed. Nil By Mouth. And get this: it is absolutely berserk cause it has too many sexual swear words in it. Plus the fact that it's not the only film that ever had too much swearing. Well, I don't want to offend you guys for saying this, so please, brace yourselves. It had 428 F words in it and 92 (the you know what) words. Shocking, isn't it? The Wolf of Wall Street did that. What about it? The domestic violence is brutal for the most part so I guess that's all I can tell you all about it. Thank you for stick up with me on this review. This review is nothing to offend. This movie had a winner of 2 BAFTA Awards.

After Die Hard hit it's predecessor for the audience and me, Die Hard 2 hit the big screen. It may not be as good as each other but it's still had the thrills and action and the music from Michael Kamen. Bruce Willis reprises his role as John McClane and all the suspense with the action still hits the film with all the dignity. After the people are saved at the Nakakomi Plaza, John has to save the people at the airport from the plane crashes caused by the terrorists including Col. Stuart played by William Sadler. There's only one plane crash which is caused by Col. Stuart and John gets upset. The people who are not from the first film know John McClane because he saved hostages at the Nakatomi Plaza. Jeez, that's a coincidence. I actually love the ending fight scene and the plane explosion. Surely I can't even get over this movie much like the first film. I would talk much about it but I can't do it anymore. It's just McClane shooting terrorists and saving the airport even though I know what causes the plane crash. It took place on Christmas Eve much like the first Die Hard and Bruce still says the line that is from the first film. Yep, you guessed it, "Yippie-ki-yay, motherf**ker!" I'll bet he says that in all of the Die Hard films. While Die Hard is the most popular and memorable film of all time, Die Hard 2 had it's reputation to become a sequel and to think that Die Hard had to milk in all the sequels to impress audience and critics and myself alike. Many people say that this is the worst out of all of them, well I disagree with them, I just love and think it's a great sequel, okay, not that great but still good. But now the fifth film came out, people went mad. They said they don't like the fifth film and calling it a piece of crap. The recent Die Hard films are nothing compare to the old ones. And in the third film, it won't be the same with Holly McClane, Richard Thornberg and Al Powell from the first one to be precise. Yeah, I know he had a small role in the second film which I'm doing but that's just when he was in Los Angeles. Either ways that's Die Hard 2, a sequel to Die Hard, have my congratulations.

It's almost Christmas in December and is now the time for me to review this bad ass movie. This is the film that I've heard about years ago because the fourth film has come out in 2007. Many people consider this the memorable film of the decade and many people have watched this, my mum, dad and the teachers Pam, Simon and Helen. The film takes place in Nakatomi Plaza. Trust me, if I ever go there, I would go and have a look around and that John and the terrorists have been. I think it doesn't even capture the spirit of Christmas but for me, it just isn't Christmas until I've seen this film. I overall love this film and this is why I consider this one of my favourite films and I could never get tired of this. It's classy, it's action packed, it's quiet, it's loud, it's suspenseful, it's well paced, it's settle, it's explosive, it's everything you want in the movie. John McClane is played by Bruce Willis and what we have here is the terrorists. One is Hans Gruber played by everyone's favourite Alan Rickman, second is his savage henchman, third who looks like Huey Lewis, fourth is the nerdy scientist and the others are German. Gesundheit. John McClane goes to Nakatomi Plaza to meet his wife Holly McClane but all of the sudden, the terrorists are here to take over so John has to kill the terrorists before they kill all the hostages including Holly. The action scenes are really awesome and you will be thrilled by the suspense and it's like if you were in the roller coaster. Bruce Willis really does bring his character to the big screen. Alan Rickman is great as the villain Hans Gruber. Everybody remember him playing Professor Snape from the Harry Potter franchise and it's a shame that he died last year because he had pancreatic cancer. This movie is amazing, really is just stunning all the way through, very enjoyable and action packed thrilling experience. Years ago when I checked it out, I just realize that Bruce Willis says a memorable line in this memorable movie. He says "Yippie-ki-yay, motherf**ker!'' Any movie has a one-liner and the one-liners have always been the actual favourite for the die hard fans who says those memorable lines. John McTiernan has able to manipulate the story that the characters is going through. There are some flaws in this like the one with the hospital van. When the truck of terrorists have arrived, when they come out of the truck, the van is gone and when Theo is in the back of the truck, the van has appeared. I mean, how does that make any goddamn sense. Maybe it's just a movie mistake but who f**king cares, I still enjoy it. The music is composed by Michael Kamen. It's good to hear his music in Lethal Weapon before this. And I gotta say, listening to his music in Die Hard and Lethal Weapon is the most similar thing than watching these two movies together and the sequels. When I ever heard his music, I gotta say, Michael Kamen is one of my favourite music composers along with Hans Zimmer, John Williams and David Foster. I love this movie with the vengeance, it has some explosives, awesome action scenes, great suspense and iconic pacing. Every person know that Die Hard is the most awesome 80's action film made for the Die Hard fans and myself. I love every single second of this and this is why I enjoyed it and I'm the only one who is obsessed with this for many generations. For many people who haven't seen this, I genuinely recommend that you watch it. For many fans out there who love this, Congratulations. If you don't like it then I suggest that you go to hell. For many people who says those lines from the movies that had one-liners, they're always be the ones with the highlight from the characters. People who quote the lines like myself quoting these lines forever and ever like in animation from Disney, Dreamworks and videogames with my friends. This movie is a must-see for many who haven't seen it. I've seen a million times and I will definitely watch it a million times again. Die Hard is one of my favourite films of all time.

All right, for memorable killers in horror history such as Freddy Krueger in The Nightmare of Elm Street, Jason Voorhees in Friday the 13th and Leatherface in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, this time only one killer is a threat to those who comes in his way, Michael Myers. For John Carpenter directing Halloween. He is the master of horror and he will do anything to scare the audience. In 1963, six-year-old Michael Myers killed his older sister, Judith Myers with a kitchen knife. Fifteen years later, on October 30, 1978, five days after the film itself has released, (Oh my, God, this is going to happen!), Dr. Sam Loomis played by Donald Pleasence, can sense that Michael is in Haddonfield and he knows that he's going to kill people on Halloween night and do anything to track Michael Myers down. And that's all I can say it. It's all Michael Myers is doing is killing people. I'm being dying to review this movie in October because it's the best time for Halloween. Children getting treats from people, scaring them with costumes, best time for kids on Halloween. This is practically Jamie Lee Curtis's first film debut and in this one she plays Laurie Strode. Some people considers Jamie a scream queen cause what else she appears in various horror films. Now she appears in the new Halloween film which is actually a direct sequel to the original ignoring all the following sequels in existence. Damn. I was actually looking forward to seeing the 1981 sequel but that never happened. You just can't stop thinking about all the sequels of Halloween because they already existed. Well, to be fair, I haven't watched any of the sequels so I guess I'll have to wait. With this one, I love it. It has great characters including Michael Myers, good scares and a memorable score by John Carpenter. I didn't know he can conduct. It is my favourite horror film to date and I will watch it every night including on Halloween in October and I hope you have a Happy Halloween. It will give you nightmares when you think about it and you just want to hide under your blankets. OK, go to your room, kids. Go on, up you go.

When after Alien 3 is boring and generic, Alien Resurrection is the fourth and last film that Sigourney Weaver stars in. Ellen Ripley I hope I'm not given anything away when I say this dies in the end of Alien 3 and she was resurrected from the dead in the round glass and hostipalized cause she had an alien inside of her so the doctors had to get it out. The rest of the cast are here that are Winona Ryder, Ron Perlman, Brad Dourif and many more. My mum seen this movie. I can tell because I saw the VHS in the house year ago when I was a kid but she prefers the originals Alien and Aliens. She had seen them as she was a kid and scared the hell out of her. All the Alien films Alien, Aliens, Alien 3 and Alien Resurrection are all scary and creepy. Now they're going to make a spin-off film. 2 spin-off film along with the Predator. Unlike Alien 3 however this movie I'm not gonna lie is a film that I prefer than the third. Does it make it my favorite? Well no, but it's not as good as the two films. Obviously it can't get any worse like the third. So that's it for the Alien Marathon and I hope you all going to be scared watching these films and have a Happy Halloween.

If you want a film that sums up all the forget ability about the Alien films, I would have to go to Alien 3. I've got the whole collection in Christmas 2015 and when I look them all, I really got a reaction which I wasn't expecting. All 4 films have different versions. The first was Alien the Directors Cut, second is Aliens Special Edition which I think the Special Edition version is the highlight for the movie's effort. Why? Well, because Director James Cameron didn't prefer the original version on DVD, he prefer's it to the Special Edition version where you can see the missing scenes. The third is what I'm doing now which I'll tell you that in a minute and the fourth one did the same as the third. The film opens with Ripley getting impregnated by the face hugger and crash landed in a place where she had never been before. The dog is impregnated and the alien had come out of it's stomach and all hell is loose. Yeah, the list goes on. Now let me try and tell you about something of what I haven't seen before is there are missing scenes that wasn't in the original. There's a scene where Charles Dance had find Ripley's body where she crash landed. In the original version though, there are three or four men found Ripley's body along with Newt, Hicks and Bishop. The alien is inside the cow's body or you can call it a ox. Because of this, when you watch the assembly cut version, you will watch the ox get impregnated instead of the dog. And yes, the list goes on! I found the movie a mix bag and yeah, Sigourney Weaver is good but it doesn't save the glory of this science fiction horror with a mess story writing and I don't find the film to depressing. Try watching the assembly cut version, I f£$king dare you!

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW! No wonder why I'm even experiencing Alien in general. Aliens however is an example of thrill-fest. James Cameron had to direct it and I gotta say, he's one of my favourite directors. Sure Gale Anne Hurd had to work with him just like The Terminator and the sequel Judgment Day. Sigourney Weaver is back as Ellen Ripley and a whole cast are out to face the aliens in the movie called Aliens. Do I even need to tell you how scary it is? It is scarier as each other. Okay, not AS scary though but I think Ridley Scott's version is scary. Now it's all action and horror and the aliens don't even come after an hour. All right, previously on Alien, Ripley is asleep on a ship and one of the men here had to bring her to the hospital and she had a nightmare about meeting the president (which I didn't know) named Burke played by Paul Reiser and has an alien inside her. But she knows it was just a dream. Now she has to join the army to face those vicious looking aliens in the quarantine. There's some good cast in this like Michael Biehn, Bill Paxton, Lance Henriksen and many more. Lance Henriksen's character, Bishop is kind of an android, Michael Biehn's character, Hicks is a shooter of Aliens and Bill Paxton's character, Hudson is dumb, tough like Hicks and he can cracks some one-liners. Course, Paul Reiser's character, Burke doesn't have guns, he's the expert of an alien situation. There are some scenes when Ripley and the soldiers getting ready like in the war and you have a sergeant telling them to move it like killers. That is an awesome scene. I'm sure you can get a fun out of this thrill ride and get horrified by the look of the aliens the way they move and the way they hide like walls. Now that's the scary part! Still it is awesome when you think about it. If it wasn't awesome when you've playing a videogame from it and get horrified from the aliens and die! I don't know about you but I think Burke is the one who let those people die from impregnation from the aliens. So they will have to find the aliens with the thingy-midgigy to know where they are but they're on the ceiling and take them down. The child named Newt who is the survivor got kidnapped by an alien and now Ripley has to find her and escape from the alien fortress of the alien queen which I think the scene is scary as hell. Where Ripley and Newt is in the fortress where the alien queen lives and where she lays eggs. But the scariest part for me is that when she wakes up she and her aliens are here kill Ripley and Newt but Ripley flamethrows the eggs and escapes. That is the scary but quiet moment. But now the mission is over which is not because Bishop got stabbed by the alien queen making him covered in white blood and Ripley uses the mechanical thing and says the memorable line which I think Dad said before she said it is ''Get away from her, you b£$%h!'' Woaho! I couldn't believe it! So the alien queen is dead, all the aliens are dead, the soldiers are dead apart from Dwayne Hicks and Ripley, Newt and Bishop are safe and sound. Now let me talk about the toughest one for me and that's Bill Paxton. Bill Paxton died this year which is kind of depressing much like all celebrity deaths from complications of heart surgery in February 2017. No wonder what is world coming to. He did say a line which I think I've heard from a videogame called Splashdown 2 Rides Gone Wild where Andy Pierce says the line called ''Game over, man. It's game over!'' and when I find out as an teenager, Bill had said it. And this time he says: ''That's it, man. Game over, man. Game over! What the f£$k are we gonna do now? What are we gonna do?'' Sigourney Weaver's acting is just phenomenal. I mean, when you look at her acting, this is the kind of actress who really does serious roles really well, and yeah I know other actors and actresses do it. But when you look at the film in acting-wise, that is the purpose of the movie that will keep you interest and they will do it well. The directing from James Cameron is just fantastic no matter what. The special effects on the aliens are so fantastic and great especially the backgrounds which I've noticed are done pretty well. But I think this is the only action horror movie that will have an Oscar nomination for Best Actress from Sigourney Weaver which is an impressive move and an impressive feat. Trust me, if I ever watch the Oscars that will have a nomination for Best Action Film and Best Horror Film, this will be the perfect example. Fantastic movie, fantastic effects and also fantastic film making from Gale Anne Hurd and James Cameron.

So it's October and I was trying to think about something to review for Halloween at the scariest time of the year so I guess I better go for the one's that I have watched and maybe I could get the creepiness and not. Alien is the answer. When I was a kid, I've heard about the Alien films. Okay, I haven't seen them cause my dad told me they're disgusting films. It's kind of scary that he told me that. Alien is a film that everybody loved and got terrified by it. it came to be one of the scariest films of the 70's and when I first watched them as an adult, it scared the freaking hell out of me, well, not much because I'm not a wuss. Alien is the first to scare me. The opening had a scary reputation to creep me more than that, I watched some movie scary opening credits with creepy music and now this. Sigourney Weaver many people say is a great actress. Come to think of it, my mum is a huge fan of her. She's great as Ellen Ripley and all the other cast are great. The story is so gripping sometimes the film may have boring parts as a horror film but that's just the pace. The crew have woken up from their beds and then waiting to get home but has to find something what was crash landed in the island and Kane got face hugged by the creepy crawly things. Now Dallas and Ash had to get back to take a look at Kane getting face hugged, what's giving him. The face hugger's have acid for blood. And you know all the rest. I won't have to go into too much detail cause the audience have seen it for many years and you know classics never die. The alien is a creepy looking creature with a second mouth inside his mouth. Kind of a tongue mouth, ain't it? But the face? Yeah, that is incredibly looking creepy. And the scene that Kane dies because the alien is inside him and you've all remember what happens to people if the alien is inside the body? Behold, I give you the most terrifying, the most incredible, the most scariest scene that could ever give you nightmares, THE CHESTBURSTER! For me, though, it doesn't give me nightmares. There are some scary moments in this that always got my attention. OK, now, the video game I've played and that's Alien Isolation. This is after the film Alien before Aliens. Now when I was playing on the game though, it scared the hell out of me. I mean, REALLY scared me to death. Because when I actually come across the aliens, one for one actual reason has climbed down the ceiling and I have to duck down so that it couldn't see me. If I throw something out there the alien comes and searches something. I can tell by the sounds they're making. And I died by the alien that really does scare me. Everytime the alien comes, I kind of swore under my breath because how scary it is. The way the game is, the way that creature looks and the way it snawls, it's just pure scary. All right, so that's it for the game and I guess it's time for me to get back on my review. Alien is one of the scariest films I've ever watched and I frigging love it. My mum loves it too. Don't get me wrong, the movie's there, they're get you on your hat. the ending where Ripley escapes is really gripping because it feels like you're in the hurry. The hurry that when you're on the ship and getting the hell out of here before the time runs out. If you don't, the ship will explode. That got me right in here! It's kind of feels like you're leaving someone behind because they're dead, and yeah, the crew is already dead cause the alien killed them. There are some scenes that wasn't in the film and I already know that already so I can't remember any scene that wasn't in the original version. I already knew the scene where Ripley and Parker heard Bret screaming after he got slaughtered which is why I think that it should have included on the original. In fact, why can't all the missing scenes be in the original, there's always a catch. I don't know. Because they're from the Director's Cut. I think the Special Edition versions did the same to all the Alien films. There's no doubt about it. This is one of the greatest fantastic disgusting scariest science fiction horror film that ever hit the big screen in the late 70's. That is, uh, the lights are off in here. I could watch it every night and not get scared by it! Get ready for the sequel which I'm going to do in the meantime. Now sit back and get ready for a SPOOOOOKY night!

So now that I seen Terminator Salvation and now that this is going to be the fifth film that I'm going to review considering that I'm planning to finish off the franchise even when they keep on coming. To everybody's surprise, this is going to be the first ever film from the franchise that doesn't Arnold Schwarzenegger apart from him being completely CGI'd but I'll get to that later. With it being a soft reboot rather than a sequel or a prequel but still those things I think this is a prequel rather than a sequel. John Connor played by Christian Bale, leads an attack on a Skynet base, where he discovers prisoners and schematics in a laboratory for incorporating living tissue into a new type of Terminator, which he recognizes as the T-800 model. He survives an explosion which is destroyed by a nuclear detonation. Following John's departure, Marcus played by Sam Worthington, emerges from the base's wreckage and begins walking toward Los Angeles. He bumps into Kyle Reese and they're both chased by an aerostat and other Skynet machines. Now with it being the only film that does not have Arnold in it, as stated today he appeared in CGI form. Suddenly I gotta say it didn't win me over. I think Arnold younger self is completely overly CGI'd, it felt a bit too rubbery and completely mushed but frankly I would prefer to see a lot more from it. Now I'm gonna get to the part where I found amusing is Christian Bale completely lost his temper at the cinematographer Shane Hurlbut. Shane deliberately walked on set while Christian is doing a scene and Christian went nuts. He gets angry at him and threatening to quit the film if he's still in here. Bale's audio is being leaked online, he apologized and reconciles with Shane. This is something I found to be interesting. With the cast who haven't been in the Terminator film before, we have Christian Bale and Sam Worthington and then we have Anton Yelchin and Michael Ironside. I'm surprised to see Bryce Dallas Howard and Helena Bonham Carter in it too. Now with something that completely baffles me to the least. Now with the movie but with the distributors of the film is by both Columbia Pictures and Warner Bros. It's been distributed by Warner Bros from the USA and it's distributed by Columbia Pictures from the UK but only in the international side. The opening logo's are all different on both cuts. This will be the last film that Stan Winston had worked on due to passing away in 2008 so the film paid tribute to him in the end credits. As I've stated before, the sequels are as good as 1&2 and they didn't win me over in the slightest and I predicted right, as such they both went on the lower side for me but I didn't find them garbage. They do have some entertaining moments in them and this one still got me interested and got me interested in reviewing and giving my full thoughts in it with the action scenes are not as fresh as well I've mentioned before in my previous reviews of Terminator and what got me a little bit surprised is the minimal long shots but aside from those things, nothing about this one stands out to be a fully good Terminator film. The only memorable thing about it is Christian Bale ranting at Shane Hurlbut for distracting him when he's doing an intense scene of the movie. Thankfully I get to hear the memorable lines from the previous films like "Come with me if you want to live." and "I'll be back." Yeah, I never expected that to happen. So now that I'm nearly fully done reviewing the Terminator franchise there is still one more that I'm going to do that is to say that this is the one which I've seen and heard that this is going to take the p*** out of those who hated this one or they seem to like it to a certain extent with Arnold Schwarzenegger coming back in, you guess it, Terminator Genisys. So as it is, I've already said it before and I will say it again as long as these reviews go and for what this franchise has to offer for me, I'm going to end this Terminator Salvation off for the last time or not, "I'll be back."

"I'm back." Well now I'm back to do another review of the Terminator franchise with Arnold Schwarzenegger returning as the Terminator. With Terminator 2: Judgment Day being so successful and being everyone's favorite Terminator movie and favorite movie of all time in general like mine I've heard that they're going to be doing a third movie. In 1991, there hasn't been a Terminator film for years until 12 years later being called Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. 10 years after Cyberdyne Systems is been destroyed, John Connor replacing Edward Furlong by Nick Stahl, is a complete mess following the death of his mother, Sarah Connor and is now hiding from the malevolent artificial intelligence Skynet, despite a war between humans and machines not happening in 1997. Skynet sends the T-X back in time to kill one of John's allies in the human resistance. The T-850 Terminator which of course once again played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, is reprogrammed to protect John and his future wife Kate Brewster played by Claire Danes. Okay, when did that happen? When did John Connor started fall in love with Kate Brewster? I have no idea. Maybe the Terminator knows because you know he has detailed files. Kate wants nothing to do with the mission and just wants to get back to her fiancé. But with her fiancé being killed by the T-X, she decides to join in the gig and stop Skynet from starting Judgment Day and defeat the T-X once and for all. Now upon watching the first and second film I'm thinking that after T2, I don't think the other sequels are gonna be as good as the first and the second and boy, was I right. Now not to say that they're all bad, I mean, I've seen Dark Fate in the cinema back in 2019 and I enjoyed it and yeah, I know it bombed at the box office which means there won't be anymore Terminator movies. Now upon seeing them recently I didn't find them to be that bad that is to say that they're both mix bags and now with this movie. This one is okay for what it is. It has Arnold Schwarzenegger coming back and James Cameron is not involved in the franchise after T2 and until Dark Fate making it the first Terminator film which doesn't involved James Cameron. Arnold is just here to say his one-liners and I know he is the king of one-liners like "I'll be back." "Hasta la vista, baby.'' In Rise of the Machines however he his lines like "Talk to the hand.", "Don't do that." "I'm back." and "You are terminated." Now the movie itself is rated 12 in the UK from where I come from and it's rated R from the US. This I found baffling. Maybe because the violence is being tone down too much to appeal to younger audiences but it doesn't escape the fact that they're going to be put off with the punching through the cop stomach and the Terminator cutting his chest to get the hydrogen fuel cell before it explodes. Yeah, that's a bit much. Don't you think? And the ending is a bit of the let down. Obviously I won't spoil it but I'll let you watch it and you'll see what I mean. So as a Terminator movie this one is quite decent. It's definitely not on to the standards of The Terminator and T2. Seeing what those movies are like in the 80's and 90's, this is all there but in here however it just all seem to mush on it's predecessor. Seeing The Terminator from the 80's this is a fresh start to start the movie. Seeing Terminator 2: Judgment Day from the 90's you will know that this is going to be one hell of a ride to be epic. In here however, this is going to be just a recycled version of Terminator 2 which I will know for an instant is that the franchise is going to be tiring and getting really lacking. This is one of the weakest of this whole franchise with Arnold Schwarzenegger. It lacks any charm that the first and second had. Those two movies that I will watch over and over again. I watch them for about over 100 times and I will continue to watch them until I die. Seeing the other sequels however and honestly reviewing them is a big challenge for me. I don't hold back on how long I'm going to review them even how long this review is which I am doing is all that I'm proud of and still continuing on this day and for now I'm going to end this review and I'll feed my thoughts on the others. So as it is, as far as how many times I'm going to say this is: "I'll be back."

Since that I have seen the first two Terminator films and I found myself loving them and when I think of the other sequels like the third, fourth and the fifth. Before I ever got a chance to see them I was like "They not gonna be as good as the first and the second." and you know what? I am right. I got a perfect feeling they're not impeccable as the first two. And now that I heard of the 6th film they're going to be making, Terminator: Dark Fate, I know exactly that this is not going to be as good and impeccable as the first two even though that Tim Miller who directed Deadpool and James Cameron will be attached to it as the producer since he directed The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgment Day a few years back. Fans of this got really excited to see this and it was announced that Linda Hamilton will be returning in her role of Sarah Connor and Arnold Schwarzenegger reprising his role as a T-800 "Terminator", reuniting the actors after 28 years. This is actually a direct sequel to The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgment Day ignoring three sequels that have nothing to do with the continuity that T2 has had for us back in the day. Before I get a chance to go see it at cinemas I just need to address something first. I've just seen The Graham Norton Show and I've seen Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton along with Debbie Harry and Nadiya Hussain and I actually enjoyed it. Now lets get to something that the fans including myself in general are going to be p***ed off already. It is a box office bomb and by thinking of that, people have already predicted that this is going to be a bomb like what are they're going to make of it and what I thought of it, I actually liked it. I know it's not as fantastic as the first two films which I already assume that the other sequels are not as brilliant and I did actually watched this right after Terminator Genisys which apparently for most fans think it's a complete arse wash but for Dark Fate it's not a bad film. I was surprised that I didn't see any kids in the cinema but this movie is made for adults. The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgment Day is one of those movies I can watch over and over again. In my eyes I can never get bored of them. I love Linda Hamilton as Sarah Conner, she's always great in those. Now as it is, for me trying to do the other Terminator sequels, "I'll be back."

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the special achievement that you all been waiting for, the sequel to the first film, Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Well, here it is, the sequel to The Terminator directed by James Cameron. It won 4 Oscars at the Academy Awards. One for Best Sound, Best Sound Editing, Best Visual Effects and Best Makeup. It was the highest grossing film of 1991 making up to $519 million over $102 million budget. How unbelievable is that? With Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor narrating having his son John Connor become the Human Resistance leader against Skynet - the artificial intelligence that will be given control of the United States' nuclear missiles and initiate a nuclear holocaust called ''Judgment Day'' on August 1997. But this film came out in 1991 so there's no way that'll happen in real life. Sarah was arrested and imprisoned at a mental hospital after attempting to bomb a computer factory. So why didn't it show about what happened back there? Why didn't it show about what happened after she got pregnent to John Connor and she got arrested? Oh well. Anyways, Arnold Schwarzenegger reprises his role as The Terminator, this time a good guy. He went to the bar, wore somebody's clothes, took some sun glasses and ride off into the motorcycle. But then, a new terminator called T-1000 played by Robert Patrick is sent back in time to assassinate John Connor but was confronted by The Terminator who is sent back in time to protect John Connor. You can see why The Terminator is the second terminator and he become good because the first from the first Terminator movie is evil 'cause Sarah killed it. As the Terminator shoots T-1000, you can see that he is liquid metal. He can go through objects, walk through fire and become different people. The visual effects on T-1000 is absolutely incredible. Earl Boen as Dr. Silberman is a psychiatrist of Sarah Connor. He only had a small from the first film. He sounds like Rex from Toy Story. He sounds so similar than Wallace Shawn. I don't know. I just thought about it years ago. Michael Biehn has a cameo role in this and his acting is brilliant in this where he warns Sarah that John Connor's the target now. The scene where The Terminator and John called the Foster parents and The Terminator can imitate voices and realizing they're already dead. So The Terminator and John breaks Sarah free from the hospital and T-1000. They rescued Sarah and The Terminator says ''Come with me if you want to live.'' Damn, I forgot about that quote from the first Terminator film like what Michael Biehn as Kyle Reese said and The Terminator imitating the voices. I like the scene where Sarah stops Miles Dyson, creator of Skynet played by Joe Morton from letting Judgment Day happen. The Terminator and John arrive at his house and warns him to destroy the items and the designs in Cyberdyne. There's an amazing scene where The Terminator cut his arm and pulls his off making him realize that he's a cyborg. So they went into the Cyberdyne building to destroy all the stuff and retrieve the CPU and the arm. Miles Dyson get shot and sacrifices himself by exploding the entire building. Now there's no way for him to kill himself because he got shot, I really like him. I really like that scene actually is because he gasping repeatedly and says ''I don't know how much longer I can hold this.'' I use to say that when I was feeling sick years ago. The chase scene and the final battle between The Terminator, Sarah, John and T-1000 is phenomenal. I even love the part where Arnold says ''Hasta la vista, baby.'' The final scene where the Terminator says goodbye to John Connor is actually kinda sad but aside from that he says '' I know now why you cry, but it is something I could never do.'' and went into the lava and gives John a thumbs up. Many people love this movie just like I do so does my friends Jacob Dimmock, Thomas Raddings and Shannon Walker. Everybody's a huge fan of The Terminator films. I definitely think the first and the second are as good as each other. Much like from the 1980s, it's not classed as a horror film. It's more than the 80s sci-fi action film much like what James Cameron and Gale Anne Hurd did. This movie is kind of long. I think it's 147 mins long. Not that long though but it's considered be the longest film of the franchise. As far as sequels go, this movie is considered one of the best, most greatest films of all times much like my favorite film The Terminator the first one. But the first Terminator doesn't include at the Oscars it's still one of the greatest films of all time much like the sequel. From the beauty and the majesty of The Silence of the Lambs and Disney's Beauty and the Beast, this movie is most thrilling, most watchable, most greatest and most high rated movie at all time. In the words of Arnold Schwarzenegger: I'm back!

Well, ladies and gentlemen, here it is. The one you all been waiting for, The Terminator, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and directed by James Cameron. And get this: my old friend Jacob Dimmock, he is a fan of Arnold Schwarzenegger and I think everybody's a huge fan of him. This is the first film I've ever looked that has an 100% rating from critics from Rotten Tomatoes and one of Arnold Schwarzenegger's best films. You can't really go wrong. It's just unbelievable. OK, I'm going to tell you the details. Arnold Schwarzenegger plays an evil cyborg aka The Terminator sent back in time from 2029 to 1984 (the film is been released in the year 1984) to kill Sarah Connor played by Linda Hamilton before she gets pregnant to the boy who will one day become a savior against machines in a post-apocalyptic future. So he walks naked and comes across the three punks. One was played by the memorable Bill Paxton and two of them I don't know. One of them said ''Nice night for a walk.'' and ''Nothing clean, right?'' and The Terminator starts copying what he is saying and he says ''Your clothes. Give them me, now.'' and the punk leader says ''Fxxx you, axxxxxe!'' so the Terminator starts beating the punks and kills one of them by punching through his chest, pulls his fist out full of blood and holding his heart and one of them takes his clothes off and makes him wear them. I didn't know he punches through his heart at first because all I can see is a pool of blood but I think my brother had a reaction from that scene what The Terminator had just did. Then we see Michael Biehn as Kyle Reese as an soldier from the future (one possible future) sent back in time to protect Sarah Connor and the first chase scene is gripping it's dark. There's a scene where Sarah goes to the nightclub where the 80s party songs are on is a scene where she's been tracked down by The Terminator and Kyle Reese but Reese protects her from The Terminator before he kills her. I love the pacing and directing for this scene, it's unbelievably brilliant. Now the second chase scene where Kyle drives away from the cyborg Terminator and explains to Sarah that The Terminator can't be bargained with and can't be reasoned with and doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear and absolutely will not stop ever, until she is dead. Now the scene The Terminator is cleaning himself by cutting through his wrist and wipes his face and eyes but pulls his eye out and use a cloth to clean through his eye patch and as you can see Arnold looks so different when he get the cloth out of his eye and you can clearly see that his eye is an robotic cyborg skeleton. OK, there is a shootout scene after Arnold famously says his memorable favourite quote of all time that many people has impressed and blown away by is ''I'll be back.'' I bet he says that at every single movie he does. And there's a scene where the person says ''Hey, you got a dead cat in here or what?'' and The Terminator chooses the possible response choosing Yes/No or What?, Go away, Please come back later, F**k you, **** and F**k you. He chose by saying ''F**k you, ****.'' I even chuckled at that scene. And that it, that's the end of it. I didn't tell about The Terminator killing the wrong Sarah Connor or the ending cause I think you and the audience in the world have already know that movie by heart. Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn't talk much in this film because The Terminator is so quiet and keeps in character while filming. That's why his character is so great in this film. Linda Hamilton is great in this so is Michael Biehn and all the actors and actresses who did their fantastic portrayal in this movie. Well, guys, I guess you've all know this movie by heart and James Cameron and Gale Anne Hurd did their fantastic job making this film. Even the special effects at the end looks sort of Stop-Motion-ish. I don't know, it looks like it's from the older films like Sinbad and King Kong and all the other dinosaur films. Jeez. Anyways, The Terminator is one of my favourite films of all time along with the others like Die Hard, Lethal Weapon, Highlander, Goldeneye, Bird On A Wire and many more. So I guess this is it then. 10/10. Favorite of all time. Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Heat is known to be one of Michael Mann's masterpiece and in doing a re-review just like I was thinking of some of my older ones I'm going to be redoing just to make them long which is so special to me and all of you guys. Starring a huge amount of cast such as Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Val Kilmer and many more, this is going to be one hell of a ride. Neil McCauley played by Robert De Niro, is a professional thief and he and his crew, Chris Shiherlis, Michael Cheritto, Gilbert Trejo, Waingro who is newly hired, are both set out to rob a million dollars in bearer bonds from an armored car. During the heist, Waingro kills a guard without provocation, forcing the crew to eliminate the other two guards. McCauley prepares to kill Waingro in retaliation for the deaths of the guards, but he escapes. Vincent Hanna played by Al Pacino, and his team investigate the robbery. He has a wife, Justine who he and her had a strained relationship and he struggles to connect with his stepdaughter, Lauren played by Natalie Portman. McCauley however begins a relationship as well with Eady who is a graphic designer. So now the two are going to battle each other to the very end while stop at nothing. I remember seeing Heat at a young age at the right one and in later years back in 2016 since I got an IMDB account and looking at the Top 250 Movies of all time I got pumped. I didn't realise how good the film really is along with the others at that time such as Casino, Se7en, The Thing, The Usual Suspects, L.A. Confidential, American History X and the Alien films. Now I thought I was going to do so by watching it multiple times which I did and it never disappoint. This is what makes a movie so special. It's so impeccable. Seeing Al Pacino and Robert De Niro together in one movie is so mind-blowing. Seeing both two fantastic actors in one movie together is what makes them a duo. I think you'll remember seeing them so young in The Godfather Part II but they never share a scene together but now you see them in here now and next time you'll seeing them again in Righteous Kill and Martin Scorsese's The Irishman. Seeing them for the first time ever in one scene is in the diner scene is what makes the movie so special and you'll know they're bestest best friends for life BTS. Al Pacino is having a blast in this film. His lines is what makes it so memorable, it's crazy. "I'm angry. I'm very angry, Ralph. You know, you can ball my wife if she wants you to. You can lounge around here on her sofa, in her ex-husband's dead-tech, post-modernistic bulls**t house if you want to. But you do not get to watch my f**king television set!" "Why'd I get mixed up with that b***h?" "Cause she's got a great a**... and you got your head all the way up it! Ferocious, aren't I? When I think of a**es, a woman's a**, something comes out of me." The film however does provides one of the best action scenes in film history even years ago in one morning I'm being told to turn the volume down 'cause they're in bed. Of course I said years ago that the ending chase is thrilling and it sort've reminds me of me staying outside in the dark. Oh, those days. I have no problems with this film, it's so memorable and it's definitely my favorite of the few so here's that. I love everything about this movie, the action scenes, the pacing, the moments of silence even towards the end, just everything no doubt. I love Heat and I love both of these leading actors. Since I have no problem that this is nearly three hours long, I can watch it in one day without a fail like with Casino, Scarface, The Godfather Part I & II, Dances with Wolves, The Wolf of Wall Street and of course, Lawrence of Arabia. This is definitely one of Michael Mann's best films of all time.

From the director of Goodfellas and Casino right in the middle of them, Martin Scorsese remakes Cape Fear in which I still haven't seen the original B&W version which really, it's been nearly a decade but I still enjoyed it loads. With Martin Scorsese moving away from gangster flicks for a while, he then makes a psychological thriller of a remake. A convicted rapist, Max Cady played by Robert De Niro, is released from prison after receiving a 14 year sentence. His lawyer Sam Bowden was appalled by Cady’s crime and hid evidence of the victim's promiscuity, which might have reduced Max's sentence. His lawyer Sam Bowden played by Nick Nolte, was appalled by Cady’s crime and hid evidence of the victim's promiscuity, which might have reduced Max's sentence. He has a wife, a daughter played by Jessica Lange and Juliette Lewis, and a dog who got poisoned by Max mysteriously. He begins stalking Sam's family. Sam tries to have him arrested but there was no evidence. Max beats the s**t out of Lori who refuses to press charges out of fear that their ongoing flirtation will become public. Sam hires private investigator Claude Kersek played by Joe Don Baker, to follow Max. Now with me being obsessing with Martin Scorsese who is one of my favorite directors ever and Cape Fear is one of his essential ones and I remember how shocking it is years back with it being shocking and hilarious at the same time like I remember not liking the part Robert De Niro bit her cheek off her face, I remember how shocking it is at first but got over it and I'm laughing at the end where he's singing in tongue like he was singing gibberish like it had me laughing because of how funny it is. Robert Mitchum, Gregory Peck and Martin Balsam who appeared in the original version made cameos in this. I really love a scene between Robert De Niro and Juliette Lewis talking about his parents, salvation and including the thumb scene which is impressive. "I think we're alone now." Cape Fear is a worthy remake with some psychotic thrills, performances and some funny moments. Robert De Niro steals the show in this one and he really does give it all in the collaboration with Martin Scorsese and that's it. "Come out, come out, wherever you are." "I am like God, and God like me. I am as large as God, He is as small as I. He cannot above me, nor I beneath Him be." "Silesius, 17th century."

From the director of Scarface, Carlito's Way, Carrie, The Untouchables and Mission Impossible just to name a few, Brian De Palma is known for erotic thrillers and this one is just one of them. Known for it to be referencing the **** of Psycho which I loved. A sexually frustrated housewife Kate Miller played by Angie ****, is attending therapy sessions with Dr. Robert Elliott played by Michael Caine. During an appointment, she attempts to seduce him, but he rejects her advances, stating his unwillingness to jeopardize his happy marriage. She has planned to spend the day with her son Peter, an inventor, but he's busy with his research. She then goes alone to the Museum where she and the stranger stalk each other. In his apartment while the man is asleep, she awakens and leaves him a note and finds a document indicating that he has contracted with both syphilis and gonorrhea. Shocked to find out, she leaves the apartment and went in the elevators where a blonde woman in dark sunglasses slashes her to death. Liz Blake, the prostitute played by Nancy Allen, discovers it and subsequently becomes both the prime suspect and the killer's next target. Back when I have seen this film where Fifty Shades of Grey is in cinemas where I watch my films filled with eroticness whereas this one ripped off Psycho in the creative way and it does have a LGBT theme to it if you haven't seen it already or you have. The film is scary as an erotic psychological film. I'm surprised how underused Michael Caine is in it but at least I can get over like I always do. I said before in my old review that there are scenes where Angie **** doesn't talk much, it's like me being very quiet while watching it. The soundtrack is absolutely phenomenal. What else can I say about the soundtrack? It's all early 80's and the way it's composed it makes the film more enjoyable. Now I haven't seen Blow Out with John Travolta. Do know that two casts from Dressed to Kill and it is directed by Brian De Palma but I'll be doing so in the near future. So that is Dressed to Kill (Not to be confused with the Sherlock Holmes film.) I enjoyed it for the thrills and diverse twists and turns and it's soundtrack. Definitely will give you nightmares whilst you saw this review.

I remember seeing Bound years ago and I found it to be interesting and all I can say is that this is the first time I ever got to see lesbians in film history. I've seen little of lesbian flicks in my time but for this one is more of a crime thriller with some erotic scenes and all I can say is that I love Bound. Directed by The Wachowskis in their film debut before they did The Matrix. Corky, a lesbian ex-con played by Gina Gershon, is hired as a painter and plumber at an apartment building. She encounters Violet and Caesar played by Jennifer Tilly and Joe Pantoliano, the couple who live next door to the apartment. While he is gone, Violet seduces Corky. They are interrupted by Caesar and Corky returns to work. When she leaves for the day, Violet follows her and they have sex in Corky's apartment. The next morning, Violet tells Corky that Caesar is a money launderer for the Mafia and that they have been together for five years. Caesar and his mob associates torturing Shelly who has been skimming money from the business. Violet confides to Corky that she wants to make a new life but that she needs her help. Caesar returns to the apartment with a bag of money filled with blood and he washes, irons and hangs the money to dry. As much as I love lesbians so much, all I can say is that I love women. I love women a lot and the reason why I'm stating this out just like before just because they are sexy. They're sexy due to them wearing high heels, make-up, the way they look and many more. Here's a random quote which I've said in recently days:"Hey, kids. Hello! I'm Bubba Dunk Funkin's mummy and yeah, I'm the one who f**ked his daddy. And, uh, the come, uh, from John Cena ****, uh, you know, went inside my poosy and, uh you know, it may mixed up in there and it made my **** come. YEAH! All right anyway. Bubba's my sus and uh, Bubba's f**king gay as f**k. Ain't that right, Bubba? I'm not gay! Yay! Man, I'd rather watch lesbians. Uh, uh, yeah, we all do, don't we? YEAH! Ain't that right, Bubba? You can't see me! He got his looks from his mummy and you can tell and uh, he's a f**king bum, he's a f**king slut and uh, ain't that goddamn JOJ. I just don't like him. I got one good look at him until he was a fake f**k from the start."Despite the lesbian sex being talk about in the film a lot, the sex scenes only appeared in the first act and nowhere else so here's that. Bound is an erotic crime thriller that provides some of the neo-noir moments, stellar acting, sharp direction style, memorable sex scenes, excessive violence and a very entertaining value in your time. Despite that a lot of the erotic films are not everybody's cup of tea, it's still an entertaining one that will be in your filmography. Yeah, it's so good. Definitely the one'll be in the erotic category.

I am interested in seeing this movie only 'cause I heard the song itself only the Tom Waits version and I enjoyed it. With no one had ever heard of this film is that it's surprising forgotten and come to their surprise it stars Al Pacino. Frank Keller played by Al Pacino, is a burned-out alcoholic. His wife left him and married one of his colleagues, and he is depressed about reaching his 20th year on the police force. He is assigned to investigate the murder of a man in Manhattan, shot while face down in his bed, naked, listening to an old recording of "Sea of Love." One thing for sure is that a second man dies in the same way and the killer will do the same thing to the others. Detective Sherman played by John Goodman, suggests that he and Frank collaborate. Both victims had placed rhyming ads in the lonely hearts column of the newspaper, seeking dates. Frank has dinner with several women, while Sherman posing as a waiter puts their glasses into evidence bags. One woman, divorcee Helen Cruger played by Ellen Barkin, shows no interest in Frank and leaves without taking a drink, so Frank is unable to get her fingerprints. I remember seeing this multiple times in my life knowing that the film is awesome back in the day with the thrills and the mystery at how to find a killer who's been killing all the men. As much as the original version of "Sea of Love." plays throughout the film I would really much prefer the Tom Waits version better. Yeah, I know you haven't heard of that version is because nobody has even heard of the film before. Since I own the copy of it, I've seen the deleted scenes in it and I heard the director's commentary in it. Two things in it I found to be interesting. In recent years, what I found online is more deleted scenes which are only two more one of which starring Lorraine Bracco. Yeah, you'll be seeing her in Goodfellas next time. I really like Sea of Love a lot. I think it's a good film even though it's erotic in places but that's what I love about it along with the others. I like the thrills in this, Al Pacino's performance, just what you want from it no matter what.

Back in the day I'm become obsessed with Jaws because of the theme tune they did back in the 70's I'm so obsessed with old music I remember in the morning playing John Williams' theme tune over and over again and my mum heard it downstairs and told me to turn it down because its loud for her. I don't know how many times that happened but what the hell. A young woman named Chrissy goes for a late-night ocean swim during a beach party. An unseen force attacks and pulls her underwater. The next morning her body is found washed up on the beach. After the medical examiner concludes it was a shark attack, Chief Brody played by Roy Scheider, closes the beaches; Mayor Larry Vaughn persuades him to reconsider, fearing the town's summer economy will suffer. The coroner agrees with the mayor's theory that it was a boating accident. Brody reluctantly accepts until a young boy, Alex Kintner, is killed at a crowded beach. A bounty is placed on the shark, causing an amateur shark-hunting frenzy. Quint played by Robert Shaw, a local shark hunter, offers his services for $10,000. Matt Hooper played by Richard Dreyfuss, examines the girl's remains, confirming that an abnormally large shark killed her saying that it's not a boating accident. So now it is up to the trio to catch a shark and kill it once and for all. For something that is Steven Spielberg's earlier work, that's really something. I'll bet back in the day when they're out of the cinema or see it on TV they'll be p***ing and s**ting their pants when they're thinking they'll be going into the water again. I guess they'll be doing that in the water thinking about sharks. Hahaha! I love the third act where they're on the boat catching a shark where two memorable scenes are being constructed. "You're gonna need a bigger boat." and Quint's speech on how he became a sailor in USS Indianapolis. Much like Steven Spielberg directed some memorable films like Jurassic Park, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Hook, Indiana Jones trilogy, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and many more. I love Jaws. It's one of everybody's favorite classics of all time so is mine too. It provides some great shark scenes, jumpscares, and memorable music by John Williams. Like many horror films, Jaws will be in everybody's head when they're asleep and they'll be dreaming about being in the water with sharks and get eaten alive. Not to mention that it spawned three sequels which I'm never a huge fan. I don't mind the second one but the other two are absolutely god-awful. But aside from that, Jaws is an absolute classic and it is one of the greatest films of all time and this definitely will make you get a bigger boat while fishing.