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It's that time of year folks! When we look back at last years best horror films and leave you with a list of fantastic films you can...
Showing posts with label Martin Freeman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Martin Freeman. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 2, 2019
joel.'s top 13 horror films of 2018.... #13
Every year, you never know what the horror genre is going to unleash upon the world. You have an unsuspecting audience, just waiting to have their deepest and darkest fears manipulated.... all in the comfort of an air conditioned theater or their home. Not every year has been full of winners, some have proven to be better than others, but 2018 has yielded some very interesting genre fare that is full of a little bit of everything under the sun. My fellow creeps, I've put together what I feel (in my humble opinion) to be the best of the best for this year. There were a few that were nudged out by only inches and that's not a bad thing. It just proves that there are more stories to tell and makes me dream about all the amazing scares yet to come. So, without further adieu, I give you my top 13 horror films of 2018! (based on release dates and not the years they were filmed.... although some may be in the last quarter of 2017.)
13) 'Cargo'
Zombie films will always have a soft spot in my heart. I never get tired of them and despite the scenarios being the same, I still lose myself in the idea of having to live through overwhelming odds in order to survive what is probably a hopeless situation. In this film, we get the always fun to watch Martin Freeman, in yet another horror role as a man trying to keep his family alive. One of the hooks of this film, is that it takes place in Australia. They've also tweaked the mythos to include a governmental response to the epidemic that's humane, but leaves you with some morality questions that ratchet up the tension. This one is above average for the undead fare that's being mass produced. It left me feeling a little cold, in the end, but it's still deserving of a spot on my list.
Suggested snack to eat while watching: anything you can find lying around the local abandoned boat
Saturday, May 26, 2018
My review of CARGO by William S. Mayfield
Anyone who knows me knows I love the zombie genre, so whenever I see there’s a new trailer for a new movie showcasing the walking dead, I have to at least watch the trailer. I first saw the trailer for Cargo a few months ago, and instantly want to see it. The film stars Martin Freeman of Black Panther and The Hobbit fame as Andy, a man put to an impossible task... trying to get his infant daughter to safety during an infectious outbreak in the Australian outback. Our story starts off with Andy and Kay, his wife played by Susie Porter, on a houseboat navigating rivers with their young daughter trying to find help or shelter.
This movie is a slow burn at times but it's a good slow. We see a father get pushed into a terrifying situation and have to do whatever it takes to save his child, and as a father, it really hit me hard. I couldn't imagine going through this by myself but add my child, sheer horror for me. Along his way, Andy finds other survivors, some good and some not so good. There is also a lot of Aboriginal actors in this film which I have not seen since The Gods Must Be Crazy which is a blast from the past. Zombie movies like this, “infected”, kind of really freaking me out because in this crazy world we all could be one case of the flu away from The Walking Dead and 28 Days Later. If you like good zombie movies and suspense then CARGO is right up your alley. I give CARGO 8 out of 10.
CARGO is currently available on Netflix.
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