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I remember watching this one at the cinema during its theatrical run. I was not the biggest fan of folk horror, nor was I a fan of guilt trauma subplots. But oh man, did this one exceed my expectations, delivering a truly unique creature I hadn’t seen on the screen before.

The synopsis reads: Reuniting after the tragic death of their friend, four college friends set out to hike through the Scandinavian wilderness. A wrong turn leads them into the mysterious forests of Norse legend, where an ancient evil resides and stalks them at every turn.

Director David Bruckner truly knows how to set the scene, creating nail-biting tension using the eerie Swedish woodland setting (actually filmed in Romania). Not surprisingly, he was offered and then directed the Hellraiser (2022) reboot soon after. But let’s not fool ourselves; the main draw here is the truly distinctive creature designed by concept artist Keith Thompson. I can honestly say I’ve never seen anything like it.

Describing the creature is a bit tricky. Known as Modor, the creature resembles a giant stag in outward appearance. It has two pairs of human arms, a headless human torso, and a pair of enormous antlers on top. To be honest, it’s easier to look at a picture of it than to describe it.

Logan (2017) is a superhero film directed by James Mangold and the final installment in the Wolverine trilogy. Set in a dystopian future, the film follows an aging Logan, played by Hugh Jackman, whose healing abilities are waning. He cares for an ailing Professor Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart) near the Mexican border. Their quiet existence is disrupted when a young mutant named Laura (Dafne Keen) arrives, pursued by dark forces.

As Logan reluctantly becomes a protector to Laura, who shares his adamantium claws and regenerative powers, they embark on a journey of survival and redemption. The film is renowned for its gritty realism, emotional depth, and exploration of themes such as mortality, legacy, and the burdens of violence. “Logan” is celebrated for its departure from typical superhero tropes, offering a poignant and introspective portrayal of its iconic characters.

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“Sniper: Legacy” (2014) is a military action thriller and the fifth installment in the Sniper film series. Directed by Don Michael Paul, the film stars Tom Berenger, Chad Michael Collins, and Dennis Haysbert. The movie continues the story of elite marksmen dealing with high-stakes missions and personal vendettas.

The plot centers on Brandon Beckett (Chad Michael Collins), a Marine sniper who follows in the footsteps of his father, the legendary sniper Thomas Beckett (Tom Berenger). Brandon is on a mission to track down and eliminate an assassin targeting high-ranking military officers. The assassin is believed to be a rogue sniper who has gone rogue and is killing soldiers with precision and skill that suggest he might be a fellow sniper.

As Brandon delves deeper into the investigation, he discovers that his father, Thomas Beckett, who was presumed dead, is actually alive and may be involved in the killings. This revelation complicates Brandon’s mission, as he must confront the possibility that his father is either the assassin or being used as a pawn in a larger conspiracy.

The film follows Brandon’s journey as he navigates a web of deceit, betrayal, and danger. He teams up with other skilled operatives, including S.E.A.L. Team Leader Ace (Dennis Haysbert), to uncover the truth and stop the assassin. Along the way, Brandon faces numerous challenges and deadly encounters, testing his skills and resolve as a sniper.

“Sniper: Legacy” is characterized by intense action sequences, sniper duels, and tactical military operations. The film explores themes of loyalty, family, and the burden of legacy, as Brandon grapples with his father’s reputation and the responsibilities of his own career.

Tom Berenger’s return as Thomas Beckett adds depth and continuity to the series, providing a mentor-student dynamic between him and Chad Michael Collins’ character. The film’s direction and cinematography emphasize the tension and precision of sniper warfare, making it a thrilling watch for fans of military action films.

Overall, “Sniper: Legacy” offers a compelling story with well-executed action and character development, continuing the legacy of the Sniper film series while introducing new twists and challenges for its protagonists.

“Double Team” (1997) is an action film directed by Tsui Hark and stars Jean-Claude Van Damme, Dennis Rodman, and Mickey Rourke.

The film follows Jack Quinn (Jean-Claude Van Damme), a top counter-terrorist operative who is pulled out of retirement for one last mission to capture the notorious terrorist Stavros (Mickey Rourke). However, the mission goes wrong, and Stavros escapes while Quinn is presumed dead and sent to a high-tech penal colony called “The Colony,” designed for operatives who have become liabilities.

Desperate to reunite with his wife and unborn child, Quinn escapes from The Colony with the help of an eccentric arms dealer named Yaz (Dennis Rodman). Together, they must track down Stavros, who has kidnapped Quinn’s wife and is plotting a catastrophic act of terrorism. The film features high-octane action sequences, intense hand-to-hand combat, and a mix of Van Damme’s martial arts skills and Rodman’s unconventional style.

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Jonas Taylor (played by Jason Statham) is a former rescue diver who witnessed a tragic incident while searching and rescuing sailors on a submarine trapped at the bottom of the ocean. During that mission, he encountered a giant shark, called Megalodon, a species of shark that became extinct millions of years ago.

Years later, the underwater research team of the New Initiative (Mana One) led by Dr. Zhang (played by Winston Chao), leads the discovery of a new ecosystem in the deep ocean, isolated from the rest of the ocean. When an accident occurs and a Megalodon escapes from its habitat, the team faces a terrible threat from this giant shark.

Jonas Taylor is called back to help the team deal with the Megalodon. He and his team, including Lori (Jessica McNamee), Jaxx (Ruby Rose), Hunnam (Clive Standen), and Suyin (Li Bingbing), face many dangerous situations while trying to destroy the shark. this giant before it causes further damage.