This was a pretty decent movie. It highlights how debt, especially loans with high interest, can be the downfall of so many along with the ruining of families. Here we find a man forced to fake his death to save his family from the thugs whom he owes a lot of money to. Nothing new…

Here’s one pretty inevitable fact: you can’t call yourself horror a movie fan if you don’t enjoy self punishment. I’d really like to know the ratio of good horror movies to bad ones because it seems unfair. How is that so many horrible horror movies are made compared to the good ones? Heck, they don’t…

I’m so glad, once again, to not have been persuaded by the numerous trolls and idiotic posts on how bad this movie was. While psychological thriller movies can at times be so convoluted to the point where not even the directors themselves understand what they’re trying to do, with Eileen, I felt it was deep…

So, this one got a lot of hype on Reddit. But I didn’t take the bait. Oh, no. I’ve had my fair share of hyped up movies, only to be met with disappointment. Therefore, I refused to watch the trailer. Heck, I hadn’t even realized until the start of the movie that Nicolas Cage was…

I love Korean movies like the next person and part of that owes to the fact that the majority of them are pretty damn good. At least for me, it’s extremely rare to find myself quitting on a Korean movie once it has been selected for viewing. I can’t say the same for American movies.…