If I've watched this movie more than twice before I'd be very surprised. I believe I rewatched it at some point in the last 15 years, I just don't meaning I have a stronger memory of watching it when it came out in theaters. I was 12 when I first watched and I being impressed by the visuals, I was probably still in the process of shedding my fear of scary movies so it's possible the movie creeped…

This movie automatically is off-putting by having Nick Kroll play a homosexual, of course I have am cursed to watch it because I have an A-List hip. The movie takes its sweet time building to the moments that are completely spoiled by the trailer rendering this whole thing moot. Why cut a trailer that ruins the entire meat of the film? Even if it hadn't gotten spoiled it still would have been a very poor man's Tucker & Dale Vs Evil,…

As emotionally impactful as it is contrived, though no less delightful, Ghostlight works pretty well. My major gripe was that the movie felt poorly directed allowing some of the performances to seem inauthentic when really all these actors feel authentic, I've met characters like these in real life. The story of a father dealing with his trauma in a way that forces him to relive it was such a great premise that the movie takes its time to get to…