I've only seen the original "The Backrooms" short film by Kane Parsons before this film, having never watched the entire webseries. While I love that type of horror, it was a series I just never got around to. This is a phenomenal elaboration on Parson's original short, really adding to the horror of this endless space. It's use of switching between the found-footage and normal cinematography was also a great choice, not letting itself be trapped by a singular framing…
Most of Joel Haver films I have seen have two things in common, one, it has a high concept premise, and two, it manages to have a truly human story at the centre, "Love, Celeste" is no different.
Probably the most mixed I've been on a film from the "12 Movies in 12 Months" series, because it's human centre is some of the best from the series thus far, having a few devastating moments, but I also had trouble following…
The story was pretty bland, but what do you expect it's a Chicken Run sequel. As you probably expect the animation is stellar, it's Aardman so of course it's great. Serviceable sequel but I probably wouldn't watch it again.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
"Stranger Things" first released when I was ten years old, so it was one of the first examples I had for a good drama series, and is one of the many reasons I ended wanting to pursue a career in film and television. I don't think you can talk about this finale as a singular thing, it's the final piece of a nine and a half year puzzle, so my opinions on the show as a whole will obviously affect…
