Official Rate the last movie you watched thread

[Nostalgiabuff]

oh man, that movie was awful. I hated it when it came out

[PNGwynne]

^Yeah, I was not a fan, either. Smith later said he understood Conrad's displeasure with it and felt he should apologize.

[Hector]

Bone Tomahawk.

Holy shiat.

Starring Kurt Russell.

It’s a Western-Horror flick.

I dare you not to look away during the last 30 minutes. Holy crrap.

There’s one scene where, well, never seen anything like it...

That’s all I’m saying...

[palitoy]

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019) 6/10
Well acted, nicely shot and hey my friend did the make up but it's based on a series of YA novels and well, i don't think i was the intended audience. This is where Harold from Mego wave 8 is from and I was just curious.

The Way, Way Back (2013) 7.5/10
Surprisingly great coming of age Comedy Drama about a boy finding a father figure while trying to avoid his mother's jerk boyfriend. Steve Carell is great at being a dick and Sam Rockwell channels his best Bill Murray.

[Earth 2 Chris]

Enola Holmes. I thought it was a fun, quirky little movie. Stars Mille Bobby Brown from Stranger Things, Henry Cavill and Helena Bonam Carter. 8/10 it's one of those movies that breaches the 4th wall throughout

I came here to give it the same rating! Myself, my wife and daughter all enjoyed it!

Chris

[drquest]

Bone Tomahawk.

Holy shiat.

Starring Kurt Russell.

It’s a Western-Horror flick.

I dare you not to look away during the last 30 minutes. Holy crrap.

There’s one scene where, well, never seen anything like it...

That’s all I’m saying...

I had forgotten about this one and watched it today after reading your comments.

Yeah it's a wild ride at the end.

[drquest]

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019) 6/10
Well acted, nicely shot and hey my friend did the make up but it's based on a series of YA novels and well, i don't think i was the intended audience. This is where Harold from Mego wave 8 is from and I was just curious.

I saw this is the theater(gee what's that?) with my oldest son and his friends. I really liked it, good atmosphere, and storytelling I felt.

[Hector]

I had forgotten about this one and watched it today after reading your comments.

Yeah it's a wild ride at the end.

It was like ordering two split half chickens from Boston Market...

[alex]

The movie simply caled " Z " always looking for creepy horror movies, this is one from 2019, started of good, and kinda fizzled out at the end, Id say the rating of 5/10 on IMDB is fair.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8995218/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_7

[palitoy]

I saw this is the theater(gee what's that?) with my oldest son and his friends. I really liked it, good atmosphere, and storytelling I felt.

I have zero problem with it except I wasn't aware it was based on YA novels. Had I known that I probably would have still watched it but kept my expectations at a lower level.

[Wee67]

The Way, Way Back (2013) 7.5/10
Surprisingly great coming of age Comedy Drama about a boy finding a father figure while trying to avoid his mother's jerk boyfriend. Steve Carell is great at being a dick and Sam Rockwell channels his best Bill Murray.

I just pulled this off the shelf to watch again. Its one of the few movies I own. I love the seen on the water slide where Rockwell needs a hero. I see your 7.5/10 ad raise it to 8.5. I'm a sucker for this kind of semi-indy sap.

[Nostalgiabuff]

Downhil. 3/10. don't bother. even for Will Ferrell this was bad. Oddly the rating listing for it said there was rape. that is not something this rubbish had in it

[greenlanternmego89]

All Hallow's Eve, 3/10. It has potential. As a modern day 80's B Horror style movie, there is some enjoyment. Walking out of it, you'll like the spooky clown the most but that's about it. Not too great overall. I think the sequel "Terrifier" is much better seeing as it focuses on the clown and his murders above the other goofy characters in the first one. Also the budget is astronomically better in the second one.

[Nostalgiabuff]

Bone Tomahawk.

Holy shiat.

Starring Kurt Russell.

It’s a Western-Horror flick.

I dare you not to look away during the last 30 minutes. Holy crrap.

There’s one scene where, well, never seen anything like it...

That’s all I’m saying...

just watched it based on your recommendation. holy crap that some sick stuff

[palitoy]

Fade to Black (1980) 5/10
I've always wanted to see this "horror" about a film buff going off the deep end and ending people as different film characters. It's not very good, the lead is too unlikable and you simply don't see a descent into madness, he was already on his way. Plus it's slow. Baby Micky Rourke has an appearance as a bully.