REVIEW: Friend of the World (2020)
Friend of the World is an indie flick that keeps on giving.

Friend of the World is an indie flick that keeps on giving.
Holy shit, Tim Burton put his whole god-damned foot into this movie.
A folk horror movie with a real-life twist. Spoilers ahead!
As Above, So Below will never fail to impress me, and it’s a movie that I’d recommend to anyone looking for a high energy, fast-paced scare fest.
It is not a perfect movie. But it is a really good example of modern found footage, especially pertaining to aliens.
I was expecting some mildly spooky content, and I got that, but there were surprisingly some points that definitely made me reconsider watching it in my dark basement… alone… at night.
A ballerina finds out what happens when her reflection aims to be perfectly unique.
The Mummy is one of those movies that never fails to impress me, and one that I unfortunately tend to forget about, but definitely stan.
A group of friends decides to play a game of Ouija, but ends up revealing dark family secrets. Can they escape with their lives, or will they succumb to the spirits of the Italian villa?
David must ask himself: has Carol gone mad with grief of her family memberβs deaths, or is something more sinister at work?