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Had enough of franchise films or pre-existing IP based films? Well, here's something original from South Korea and directed/written by Na Hong-jin. You might know him from films like The Wailing, The Chaser, and The Yellow Sea. If not, then check out those three films as well because they are really good.

Anyways, let's start with his new film, Hope. This one is a roaring thrilling action epic from start to finish. It's all killer and no filler despite it's 156 minutes run time.

And despite it's dark violent nature, Hope is just as comedic and charming, featuring fun entertaining characters that are easy to root for.

As for what Hope is about, well, it's about a country police chief and his people finding out their whole town is being attacked by forces beyond their paygrade. You will have to watch to find out more about what's going on in detail. Wouldn't wanna spoil ya there.

Hope features masterful direction, compelling writing, exciting set-pieces, with a committed cast that are just all in for the unhinged mayhem and chaos. This one is a thrill ride that deserves to be seen on the big screen.

10/10

7/10

So, I finally checked out Supergirl. It wasn't really horrible or even mediocre as critics say. It's more like a safe yet decent small-scale superhero film with great moments. Milly Alcock as Supergirl is the best onscreen Supergirl we have. Ever. And her scenes with Clark are the best in the film. Not the action or spectacle, which are visually impressive but narratively and emotionally serviceable. It also looks visually way better than James Gunn's Superman last year. Although the original soundtrack along with the song choices are not as good as James Gunn's Superman. I also think Eve Ridley as Ruthye along with Jason Momoa as Lobo are all good. Heck, I think all the performances are good in this film despite the not so strong material that they are given with. They did their best with it. To sum it up, this film is more like an emotional sidequest with a bit of good character work for Supergirl. It's a fun solid film but Supergirl and everyone in this film deserves better.

This is my favorite zombie movie of all time, and my favorite of George A. Romero's catalogue of films. It's got everything I want and need in a zombie film, it features a cast of interesting characters with their actors giving solid performances, a deep complex story, and cool zombie designs.

Please rate the characters' gear in my zombie comic book; Flesh and Blood. The father; Arthur Brody carries an old Mossberg 500, loaded with a 12 gauge birdshot while his son; Jack Brody carries a Smith & Wesson Model 29, loaded with 44 magnum. The outbreak have just started and these are their gear

The Duality Of Man

And my mind is blown. Like wow. As a James Cameron fan, I never knew Titanic had references to Twin Peaks. They even had Billy Zane and David Warner in this episode. Like what?! I thought it was just coincidences until this happened. It all made sense now.

I always find it ironic and funny that despite Crossed being the most disgusting and disturbing comic book franchise of all time, it's fanbase or the people that consumes it are actually one of the most reasonable non toxic unproblematic people around. Like how?

Hope - The Fury Road Of Monster Films

Okay, it's about time I talk about this underrated character. Albert Rosenfield the GOAT played by another GOAT; Miguel Ferrer, may he rest in peace. Anyways, I love this character. He's insensitive and rude yet he's also an hilarious smartass that makes me laugh and actually helps with the case.

Okay, so I just finished Season 2's episode 2 and here I am staring at this kid who somehow resembles David Lynch if he was a kid or something. Even the way he talks, acts, and dress is so David Lynch or maybe that's just me.

My Honest Reaction To The Beauty Of Audrey Horne(I honestly disliked her at first then she just grew on me):

So I just started Twin Peaks, already at Episode 8, and my god I really really hate Bobby. His aesthetics, and Ashbrook's performance are good though but this character really makes me wanna punch this guy despite him not being a full blown villain like Leo and Hank. I will continue watching more.

I'm working on a zombie comic book, but I just have to ask, would these guns be practical against a sprinting undead zombie where headshots are required to kill? These zombies will not ignore damage like in typical zombie media. if it get hit, it will take damage. This is what my MC wields.

So is nobody gonna talk about how Weapons is basically a zombie film using the original zombie concept for the modern era, like the mind controlling stuff and keeping your soul by a witch, that kind of stuff? They even did a subtle homage to the rabid Romero inspired zombie in the end.

Playing solo in No More Room In Hell is quite the experiece.

I'm just trying to watch the TV, bro. Romero Zombie BS Attack ain't working on me.

Supergirl - A Fun Thrilling Movie That Could Have Been Greater

Rewatching The Bourne Trilogy, I have to say The Bourne Supremacy looks visually the best out of all of them. I love how it doesn't look like a typical action summer blockbuster like Ultimatum but more of a european neo-noir thriller while Identity looks like a small indie-film which is also cool.

Half Life Zombies are seriously underrated. Nobody talks about them in this subreddit. Their design and concept are really cool and unique plus the lore and sound design for them are also very disturbing.

My comic book; Flesh and Blood's first Issue is nearly finished, only editing the last four page. These will be the finalized cover art and introduction page. What do you guys think?

My comic book; Flesh and Blood's first Issue is nearly finished, only editing the last four page. These will be the finalized cover art and introduction page. What do you guys think?

My comic book; Flesh and Blood's first Issue is nearly finished, only editing the last four page. These will be the finalized cover art and introduction page. What do you guys think?