My only gripe? The second half. It shifts from comedy straight into action—zero laughs, basically. No funny bits at all. That’s where the movie started dragging for me and lost its spark. But whatever, overall, I'm still feeling pretty good about it.
What a total joke 👎 Seriously, there were parts where this felt like a straight-up parody. I’m beyond disappointed, though honestly, my expectations were already in the gutter.
SPOILER: The only redeeming quality was seeing them actually make it out alive at the end. I was low-key rooting for them to just survive since the movie itself was such a dumpster fire.
Bottom line: don't waste your money on this garbage.
I went with Final Destination. Obviously, the first one is unbeatable. It was such a breath of fresh air compared to other horror flicks, mostly because the story actually felt original. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve rewatched it, and I still love it just as much today. The sequels? Eh, they're hit or miss.
But out of this list, I gotta shout out Saw and A Nightmare on Elm Street too.
Summary: One single day of non-stop tornadoes absolutely leveled Silverton. While these killer twisters tear through everything in sight, the experts are freaking out, saying the worst is still on its way. Most people are just scrambling for a storm cellar, but there’s this group of adrenaline junkies who won't pass up a once-in-a-lifetime shot—they're gonna try to chase the storm of the century as long as they can stay alive...
Director: Steven Quale Cast: Richard Armitage, Jeremy Sumpter, Sarah Wayne Callis, Nathan Kress, Matt Walsh.. Trailer
Rumors have been flying for a minute now that Wes Craven is cooking up a new TV series based on the classic slasher scream. I mean, if you haven't seen that movie at least a dozen times, you haven't lived. It’s no surprise he’d want to spin this into a show.
Back in the day, scream was huge—basically the gold standard for scares in theaters. We saw a similar vibe when they did stuff like Teen Wolf.
Is this actually gonna be good? Who knows. We'll just have to wait until the pilot finally hits MTV.
