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D.D. Crowley from Nightmarish Conjurings wrote that: "It’s like Jumanji but with less family-friendly content and more grunting. If you’re looking for a wildly fun action flick, I would highly recommend Primal. It is a hell of a good time". [5] Flickering Myth gave the film a rating of 3 stars out of 5. [6]
The film was viewed by 401,000 people and 0.09 percent of viewers between the ages of 18 and 49. [8] Joly Herman of Common Sense Media gave it four out of five stars, emphasizing its diversity, spookiness and comedy. [9] Sarah Musnicky of Nightmarish Conjurings gave the film a positive review. [10]
Ryan Larson of Nightmarish Conjurings gave the film a negative review, writing, "Although the movie is very clearly filled with good intentions, it misses the mark. It can't quite decide how scary it wants to be, what monsters it wants to use, it can't even decide which character it wants the female lead to end up with."
The film's title was temporarily changed to The Warren Files based on a suggestion by Wan but was later reverted to The Conjuring prior to the start of the film's marketing campaign. [ 15 ] [ 16 ] In preparation for their roles, Farmiga and Wilson traveled to Connecticut to spend time with Lorraine Warren , [ 17 ] who also visited the set ...
Violence — or, rather, the threat of violence — haunts every frame of João Paulo Miranda Maria’s debut feature film, “Memory House.” Set in an Austrian settlement in Southern Brazil ...
The Amityville Harvest is a 2020 supernatural horror film written and directed by Thomas J. Churchill. The film stars Kyle Lowder, Sadie Katz, Brandon Alan Smith and Alexa Pellerin. It is the final film in the Amityville Horror film series in which Ronald DeFeo Jr. served as the real-life mass murderer before his death on March 12, 2021.
The Last Victim is a film that marks its makers as talents to keep an eye on". [8] Josh Taylor of Nightmarish Conjurings [9] was among the first to review the film, saying "I saw this film as a throwback to classic noir, mixed with the writing styles of the Coen Brothers and Quentin Tarantino. If that sounds like high praise, that's because it ...
With an original script by Varrati, the film was shot by Mastronardi, directed by Clift, and premiered at the Cinema Diverse Film Festival in Palm Springs in 2016. [53] In late 2016, Nightmarish Conjurings named Mystery Phone, a short written by Varrati and directed by Ama Lea, [54] as one of the best horror shorts of the year. [55]