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I'm not going to give away much but overall, this is probably if not THE or one of THE best Horror movies of the current decade.

It's a film that takes a sub-genre and pulls a 180 just like the little girl in the film.

The film is about a couple of two children who adopt another child after their unborn kid dies. Her name is Esther and while on the outside, she's a very sweet child but what they don't know however, is that deep down there's something about her that doesn't feel right.

The acting is believable, the dialog feels natural and the twist is something you wouldn't expect and it's not ridiculous.

Overall, it's a very cool Horror film that deserves to be seen. I recommend giving it a chance.

My rating: A 10. 10 out of 10 disturbing paintings.

RoboCop is a rather classic yet kind of underrated Sci-Fi/Action gem of the 1980's. The film offered plenty of violence, satire and action and the film definitely delivered all three elements.

The story is simple, a police officer gets killed in the line of duty by a crime gang but is resurrected as a Half-Man, Half-Machine officer nicknamed RoboCop.

Of course, there's more to that story than it sounds. Sure, it sounds cheesy but believe me, it's more than that. Aside from the satire, the film also shows his distraught and sadness over the loss of his humanity and the loss of his family.

The acting is great. Nobody could play Alex Murphy/RoboCop better than Peter Weller, he was born to play the character. Nanyc Allen played her role well, Ronny Cox and Kurtwood Smith played really great assholes and their characters also became one of my all time favorite villains.

There's a lot of gore in the unrated cut to please fellow gore fiends like myself.

The script is really good and Paul Verhoeven handled his direction of the film like a champ, it is that good.

Barely any nitpicks.

Overall, 10 out of 10 from me.

InuYasha, a story about a 15 year old who ended up being transported through time to the Fuedal Era in Japan, (sort of) befriends a Half-Demon to search for Jewel shards and joining them are a perverted monk, a small fox demon and a Demon Slayer team up as well only on the way, they have to go after a villain who goes by the name of Naraku.

That simple story has gained a lot of fans including myself around the world. To this day, the show and the manga is still popular. I mean it has various kinds of merchandise and even people dress up as the characters for various Anime conventions. Due to the popularity, there was no doubt they had to make a movie, let alone four movies.

The first in the series of movies called Affections Across Time involves our heroes going up against a new villain only this time, it's not Naraku. It's Menomaru, the son of a demon InuYasha's father killed years ago. And he doesn't intend on taking over the world, instead, well, from what I've seen, he intends on committing genocide in a very badass way believe me.

Now, first time viewers if they watch the film first, they might lost but there is a sequence where it does tell the basic story, although rather condensed but it helps. Even if you're not an Anime fan, the film has plenty to offer. It has great action, great animation, great voice acting from both the Japanese and English voice actors, funny humor, awesome violence and gore, and great music to accompany the film especially at the end credits.

Any nitpicks? Well, barely actually.

Overall, the film gets a 10 out of 10 from me.