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Source Now That You're Here, Why Don't You Stay A While This post was meant to make Halloween this year, but my rep was too low here on PeakD to post more than one article at a time. Regardless, there's never a bad time to post a film review of the scary persuasion, and I'm sure that those who were fortunate enough to partake in the ritual of candy retrieval, toilet paper hurling, and silly string dispensing, had a…More
Hola de nuevo! He estado un poco (bastante) ausente debido a cosas que seguramente les contaré en un futuro post, pero hoy luego de algunas semanas por fin les traigo un post bastante genial en el cual les hablare sobre una película que vi, Creep. Esta película la vi hace unas semanas con mi novio y realmente me gustó para mi sorpresa, ya que esa misma noche vimos otra película de terror que la verdad no me gustó. C…More
Hello everyone, this is my first publication in this community, lovers of movies and series, this is my other of my favorite hobbies horror genres, but I have never dared to publish. All my publications that I have in hive is 50% drawing and the other is game with another 50%, I hope to break this duo, ?like? publishing with this hobby to continue making new friends and growing within other communities, that hive of…More
Let's get this straight right out of the gate: I do NOT like "found-footage" films and never have. Even the much ballyhooed "Blair Witch Project" was horrible in my opinion but I do understand why people that don't have any money to make their film go this route. Instead of just giving my personal opinion of this movie based on my own biases I tried to have an open mind and see the film for what it is based on wheth…More
Blumhouse Productions is known mostly for their awful found-footage films. Their low-budget horrors that never seem to convey anything of worth; no particular emotions, no interesting narrative, and mediocre performances. Unfortunately, Creep is yet another. A filmmaker is pursuing an advertisement requesting help filming a diary for his son, in the event that his illness results in his death soon. For the day, Aaro…More