REVIEW — Ju-On: Shiroi rΓ΄jo (White Ghost) (2009)
Produced for the 10th anniversary of the Ju-On series, Ju-On: White Ghost follows eight storylines, all involving a spirit-possessed house.

Produced for the 10th anniversary of the Ju-On series, Ju-On: White Ghost follows eight storylines, all involving a spirit-possessed house.
Part dark comedy, part found footage, all Independent, Extrema Gravedad asks what the worst thing could happen to you while attempting suicide is.
“He’s chillin… and killin.” That’s the movie’s tagline.
Doomland left me energized… though very weary of the Arizona nighttime sky.
Sure, it’s easy to make fun of this M. Night Shyamalan flop about killer plants, starred by none other than Marky Mark. But I’m here to say that The Happening is better than you remember it, and deserves at least some praise.
Although I try to be optimistic, excited, and willing to give things a shot, I do have some toxic traits from time to time. And what better time than the present to air them out!
Today, most people don’t think of Ghost Ship when asked of their favorite 2000s horror flick. But I’m here to say it’s one to be remembered.
GAEA is quiet but at the same time, screams its story from the treetops. It is simple, yet complex. GAEA is earthy, but also not of this world — almost spiritual. It is something I want to see more of.