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First of all, I have to admit I wasn't aware of this case ever before and this was the first time I heard about it and that's the reason why I decided to watch the documentary. When I first read some things about the case, I thought it was very interesting and mysterious. Gladly, it was well-explained and they analyzed everything really well. In my opinion, it was a very emotionally true crime documentary and the fact that mental illnesses can affect humans so much, it's very depressing. I have to say, the pacing of each episode was exactly how it should be and it wasn't boring, at all. Overall, "House of Secrets: The Burari Deaths" was a nice true crime mini series/documentary, mysterious, shocking, emotionally intense and I would definitely recommend it to anyone!

First of all, I have to admit I'm a huge fan of the Conjuring movie series and of the whole universe and when they announced that, they were making a 4th movie which would be the last one, I was super excited about it. So, when I first watched the official teaser of the movie I like it so much and I had high expectations about it. Eventually, it was as good as I had imagined and I enjoyed it, a lot. The movie synopsis was very interesting and mysterious, but it wasn't innovative because it was similar to the previous movies. The storyline was very well-written and well-explained, even though it was simple ans easy to understand. The characters were very interesting, well-developed (especially, the legacy characters) and likeable. Actually, this was probably the first movie of the Conjuring franchise that the "new" family that was tormented by the devil weren't the main protagonists and they had limited screentime. I mean, the Warren's were the main characters and they were extremely well-developed in this movie. Also, I have to say that Vera's and Patrick's performances in this movie were PHENOMENAL and their chemistry was AMAZING. In my opinion, it was probably one of the most intense movies of the franchise and there were some emotional scenes during the movie. Regarding the scariness, I have to say it was absolutely terrifying and there were many great jumpscares during the movie. Moreover, the cinematography and the score of the movie were both perfectly done and gladly, it had the same tone and vibe as the original movie. I have to admit, the opening scene was kinda different than the previous times, it was fast-paced, shocking, creepy and kinda emotional. The 3rd act was incredibly suspenseful, very emotionally intense and it kept you on the edge of your seat, FR. Last but not least, the ending was PERFECT, very nostalgic, emotional and it was just great! Overall, "The Conjuring: Last Rites" was a great horror movie, very scary, intense, well directed and I would definitely recommend it to anyone!

First of all, I have to say that I didn't watch the trailer of the movie and the only thing I knew about this movie was, it's synopsis. So, I decided to watch it because I thought it was kinda interesting and I was very curious about the movie. The movie synopsis was very interesting, mysterious and kinda innovative. The storyline was very interesting, but it wasn't really well-written and it wasn't as well-explained as I would like. Actually, the concept of the movie was very unique and original, but the execution wasn't well-done. The characters were kinda interesting and some of them were likeable, but they weren't well-developed. The casting choices were nice and their performances were descent. In my opinion, it was a kinda intense and suspenseful movie, but there were some boring parts during the movie. The ending was kinda unpredictable, but it wasn't as well-explained as I would like and that's the reason why I didn't really enjoyed it... Moreover, the killcount of the movie was kinda bloody, even though most death scenes were done off-screen. Overall, "Brick" was a nice sci-fi/mystery film, kinda innovative and suspenseful, but it wasn't well-explained. By the way, I would probably recommend it to my friends.