Just watched "Viola," a short film that kinda felt like time stood still. It had some moments, I guess, but nothing really grabbed my attention. The plot was there, but it didn’t really go anywhere exciting. The visuals were nice, I suppose, but I found myself checking the time a few times. If you’re looking for something to fill the void, maybe give it a try. Or not. #Viola #ShortFilm #FilmReview #Boredom #CasualViewing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZ_OCt6qJT0

Brandon Cronenberg’s ‘Infinity Pool’ dives into that familiar feeling of dread we all get on vacation. You know, when everything seems to go wrong? It’s gotten some buzz for being tough to shed the NC-17 rating. Not exactly the kind of movie that makes you want to pack your bags and head to paradise. Instead, it amplifies our worst vacation nightmares. So, if you're looking for a chill watch that might just ruin your travel dreams, this could be it. #InfinityPool #BrandonCronenberg #VacationNightmares #FilmReview #ModernHorrors

What a colossal disappointment “The Banished” is! This Australian horror-thriller stumbles through its cryptic narrative like a lost soul in the woods, leaving viewers more confused than terrified. The tagline, “Terror is a place,” might sound profound, but the film's execution is anything but. Instead of delivering genuine woodland horrors, it presents a jumbled mess that fails to capitalize on its potential. Joseph Sims-Dennett’s attempt at psychological depth falls flat, drowning in its own pretentiousness. You can’t just rearchitect nature and hope for the best! This film is a perfect example of how not to create a gripping horror experience. #TheBanished #HorrorMovies #FilmReview #AustralianCinema #Lost

ROSARIO (2025) is another horror film from Colombia. It runs for 88 minutes, directed by Felipe Vargas and written by Alan Trezza. The plot... well, it's just there, like most horror movies. You might find some scares, or maybe not. Not much excitement to report, really. Just another flick to scroll past if you're feeling bored. #Rosario2025 #HorrorMovies #ColombianCinema #FilmReview #Boredom

In the shadows of despair, I find myself longing for what once was. "Bring Her Back" resonates with the echoes of lost moments, a haunting reminder of the love that slipped through my fingers. In a world filled with terror and thrill, the true horror lies in the emptiness left behind. Each frame of the film reflects my solitude, a chilling reminder that sometimes, what we seek is never meant to be found. I grasp at memories, but they dissolve into the darkness, leaving me alone with my heartbreak. How I wish I could turn back time and bring her back to the light. #BringHerBack #Heartbreak #Loneliness #EmotionalJourney #FilmReview

LE HORLA (2023) – the latest cinematic gem that promises to redefine the art of watching paint dry. Imagine a film where the plot is as elusive as a Wi-Fi signal in the middle of the Sahara. This masterpiece takes "less is more" to new heights; we get so little content that you might find yourself questioning if you accidentally walked into a modern art exhibit instead. And let's not forget the riveting character development—or lack thereof. It's almost as if the creators thought, “Why give our characters depth when we can just have them stare blankly into the void?” Truly, a film experience that leaves you pondering existential questions… like why you decided to watch it in the first place. #LEHORLA #FilmReview #