Friday, December 18, 2015

KRAMPUS

Directed by: Michael Dougherty
Starring by: Adam Scott, Toni Collette, Emjay Anthony, Krista Stadler, Stefania LaVie Owen
Legendary Pictures

Will you survive this Christmas?

Well, after following many news that showing clues about apocalypse – just name it from blood moon, earth quake, economic bearish, volcanoes, and moving island – I think it's only by the blessing of The Lord that we could survive unto Christmas this year...but wait a minute...there’s one thing left to be aware of, and that's Krampus...

Thursday, November 5, 2015

MISTERIUS

Directed by: Muhammad Yusuf
Starring by: Sofia Adios, Lia Waode, Ayub Darjam, Efritha Belliana
Tripe A Films

Bermula dari keadaan harus memilih antara Misterius dengan Paranormal Activity dan saat itu gue langsung memilih Misterius, mengingat saya selalu belajar mencintai buatan anak negeri dan kenyataan menyedihkan bahwa kemungkinannya film Indonesia hanya bertahan satu-dua minggu di bioskop, seperti halnya Cai Lan Gong yang belum sempat gue posting tapi ternyata filmnya sudah turun di semua teater di Jabodetabek...so sad...so you have to wait for next week dear Paranormal Activity...

Thursday, October 29, 2015

CRIMSON PEAK (Indonesian Version)

Disutradarai oleh: Guillermo Del Toro
Dibintangi oleh: Mia Wasikowska, Tom Hiddleston, Jessica Chastain, Charlie Hunnam
Legendary Film

Sebenarnya minggu ini saya ingin posting review dari film Cai Lan Gong. Tapi permintaan teman penulis, Oke Sudrajad dan Ari Keling buat menerjemahkan review Crimson Peak terus mengikuti ingatan dan merasa bersalah kalau nggak mewujudkan itu buat teman-teman saya yang tercinta itu...jadi berikut saya tulis ulang dalam bahasa yang kita cintai dalam rangka merayakan hari Sumpah Pemuda....

Thursday, October 22, 2015

CRIMSON PEAK

Directed by: Guillermo Del Toro
Starring by: Mia Wasikowska, Tom Hiddleston, Jessica Castain, Charlie Hunnam
Legendary Film

When I attend the writer’s gathering at Gandaria City, my friend Ari Keling told me that this film was awesome. It had delicate approach for horror and effect similar as ‘Mama’ movie. His face showed the flare as he talked, that’s why I went to the cinema to know more about it. When I watched the Director...yup, it guarantees this film a lot...Del Toro almost never fails to make good movie with his style...

Thursday, October 1, 2015

SINISTER 2

Directed by: Ciaran Foy
Starring by: James Ransson, Shannyn Sossamon
Blumhouse Production

Robert Cargill once again spooky us with his work on Sinister, and this time he took character from previous chapter, Ex Deputy So & So – he really had funny name indeed – which became the main character as he change his work as private investigator after the shock of Oswalt family’s death. I think it’s a very cool technique to start the story because he’s the only one who survived from what happened at Oswalt’s house and knew everything.

Thursday, September 17, 2015

THE FRONTIERS

Directed by: Xavier Gens
Starring by: Karina Testa, Samuel Le Bihan, Estelle Lefebure, David Saracino, Chems Dahmani
Pacific Film

Again, French horror movies caught my attention though I had watched Sinister 2 on Cinema, but I’m still wondering of movie from there and can’t resist the urge to write another review of it. So this week I put this movie, which I had selected, and put Sinister’s review next week. For you who already watched Martyr, you might realized that French Director seemed crazy by Texas Chainsaw or Saw so they want to made Slasher movie in a French-style. And the same motivation occurs in this movie...

Thursday, September 3, 2015

MARTYRS

Directed by: Pascal Laugier
Starring by: Morjana Alaoui, Mylene Jampanoi
TCB Film

Last week I spoke to my old friend, Fransisca Sacleux, who lived in France at present days. We talk a lot about our activities and the place she lived was on Bourg des Comptes, to be honest I never heard that place but it’s about 4 hours from Paris, and she asked me to visited there, a countryside town filled with field views as I imagine, to look the beautiful scenery and perhaps watch the movie as well...because, you know, French is one of the countries that produces good movie, including horror movies.

Friday, August 28, 2015

DEMONIC

Directed by: Will Canon
Starring by: Maria Bello, Frank Grillo, Cody Horn, Dustin Milligan, Megan Park, Aaron Yoo
IM Global & Dimension Film

               
I always watched movie at Theater but on this film I took different approach. I bought the DVD first then watch it. Perhaps it’s because I was too busy to go to the cinema but then it might be cause by that little bored feeling I had, so I thought it might be more fun for me if I watched it in my nice shitty room alone...in the dark...Well, I have to say, my decision was good considering Demonic was really quite right movie to did that...

A brutal murder happened in some house in Louisiana and Detective Mark Lewis who’s in charge to examine the crime scene was co-operates with psychologist names Dr. Elizabeth Klein. Together, they investigate John, the survivor in that tragedy, to find his pregnant girlfriend and their friend, Bryan, which still missing. John told them that it caused by occult activity they’ve done inside the house, and many spirit which he and his friends had call try to kill all of them.

The scenes went into two different plots, one consisting Lewis and Klein’s interrogations to John and police investigation on video types which they found in the house and the other showing what really happened before the accident when John and other visitor came to the house and experiencing weird thing including paranormal activities during their visit, for an instance, I like to see the-upside-down-hanging-cross-on-the-wall scene, it was cool to see how the cross was back to its upside down position after Jules put it on the right way, though it doesn’t mean I like the cross hanging in such way...

Later the police found Bryan and tracking him down until he was cornered in some convenience store. There Mark Lewis had to shoot him down because Elizabeth said that Bryan was doing something to hurt John, who separated within several miles away, in mystic ways. They both think that Bryan was possessed by demon and doing all the killing. But Mark Lewis found out the truth after he found secret space in the house and revealed the answer.

What is the answered? Well, you’ve should watch this movie on yourself, first, so you will be agree with me when I told that this movie is really cool, it’s not just contains the horror but also thriller, the tense, and little bit mystery that force you to think where’s Bryan and Michelle were taking and who’s behind all that matter...and the answered...I assured that you will get the unexpected answer....

What I want to share with you from this movie it’s not only about its cool stuff, but how James Wan and Will Canon put their joke on the scene. And I do like smart joke they’ve made. And again, I will skip the joke if I watch this movie on Cinema, not on DVD, because I can’t pause the scene which running in short time normally.

It was during the scene where Dr. Klein was investigating the meaning of circular seal symbol on a computer. She brought up an article on the internet which emerge my curiosity what was said by the article when I read the blog address something like these, “Notevenarealblog”...make you wonder as well, right? And after I stopped it, it said, “The seal of the left hand path is an occult symbol that means all sorts of plot relevant things...”

Till this point it had the right issue but I laugh very loud on the next words, “...soon to be revealed to the audience in dialogue because God knows, this screenshot won’t play for long enough for everyone to read it. Unless they pause, but let’s hope they don’t...” or perhaps you can see it on yourself here...


I’m sure Maria Bello who read this kind of article must be laughed during her act, and I’m sorry guys but I’m afraid your wishes would not come true after I put this on my blog...despite that Demonic was indeed a very good horror movie so far in 2015...who can resist terrified movies that had good sense of humor in it, anyway?