In The Tall Grass! I loved the concept of this movie and the fact that its based off a novella by Stephen King makes it even better. The writing was excellent and it keeps you guessing and wondering what’s going to happen next. You really have to pay attention to the details to understand. The films pacing picks up speed quick and I think that helps you understand the sudden panic the characters are in the they realize something isn’t right. There is a good moment in the movie that makes you say “Oh Sh*t!”, and nothing makes sense afterwards. But don’t worry, all of your questions will get answered in the end…sort of. Craig Wrobleski’s cinematography is good, not the best I’ve seen but good nonetheless and it works for the movie. It helps set the tone with the intense scenes with Patrick Wilson. Mark Korven’s score was good but really only in moments during the films climax and some scenes after. The attention to detail (you will know what I’m talking if you watch it) was actually really good and I really like when writers are able to keep continuity intact. This movie is actually really good and I highly recommend it if you’re into suspenseful thrillers!

My Rating: 7.1/10
ROTTEN TOMATOES: 41%
IMDB: 5.6/10

This movie is a psychological thrill ride! Jake Gyllenhaal delivers an epic performance as both Adam Bell and Anthony Claire. Mild Spoilers ahead Bell is a history teacher who finds a look-a-like of himself in a movie and decides to investigate it. This is where it gets crazy and the plot starts to unravel. Director Denis Villeneuve really makes you think and pay attention to the small details. Its starts off in a strange way but it sets the tone and lets you know what kind of film this is gonna be. Nicholas Bolduc’s cinematography is good in this one, I noticed there was a big emphasis on yellow with the lighting but I think it helped the film in creating this mystery around the characters. The films Score really makes you feel the intensity and sometimes thats hard to do but with “Enemy”, its done right and done well. If you like a good thriller/mystery, I highly recommend this film. I think the movie is very underrated and deserves more attention because it really pays attention to the smallest details and has an ending that leaves you thinking and wanting more to the story. There is a huge twist at the end but you’ll have to watch it for yourself because its unexpected. I know its based off a book but I’m unfamiliar with it, so I don’t know how it compares to that.

My Rating: 8/10
ROTTEN TOMATOES: 71%
IMDB: 6.9/10

Set in 1890 Arles, France, director Julian Schnabel beautiful captures the story of famed post-impressionist artist Vincent Van Gogh. The pacing of the movie isn’t slow but it isn’t fast, it’s just right enough for his story to be told properly. Schnabel does a great job by letting the viewer understand the pain that Van Gogh is going through. Willem Dafoe gives an excellent performance as Van Gogh, whether it’s when Van Gogh is at his happiest or in his darkest moments, you can really tell Dafoe gave this performance his all. It’s no surprise that Dafoe won the Vulpi Cup for best actor. Benoît Delhomme’s cinematography makes the biopic even better. #AtEternitysGate is by far one of my favorite films of 2018 and I highly recommend it.

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My rating: 8.5/10

ROTTEN TOMATOES: 80%

IMDB: 6.9/10