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The Hole In The Ground is a new Irish horror film and stars..Irish people. The film takes place in a forest and follows a mom and her son who live in a run down country house. While there, strange occurrences begin to occur leading the mother to believe her sons strange behaviour has something to do with a large hole in their nearby forest. I only saw this film like last week and overall, I don't have much to say. The Hole In the Ground is a solid horror film. I don't know if I would watch it again anytime soon but I did enjoy it, it was creepy, entertaining and had good acting. I don't think it should be getting as much praise, apart from it being the best Irish horror film, which it is, only because there's only like two Irish horror films hat I know of; Grabbers and Nails. Anywho, The Hole In The Ground is a solid, decent horror film that I do recommend but don't waste money buying it, just watch it online or rent it.

Michael Jackson is my life. I have been obsessed with him since I was 6 years old after my friend introduced me to him. I collected his cds, watched all his short music videos and watched his films (Moonwalker, This Is It). He was always my favourite singer. Then, I heard about this documentary and something struck me and told me I should watch it when it premiered on Channel 4. Wow.

I've always suspected Michael Jackson to be a bit strange with his whole creation of Neverland and his enjoyment of spending time with kids, but I did always believe that this was because he didn't want children to miss out on their childhood like he did. And now I don't really know what to think. Do I believe Michael Jackson is a sexual predator? Do I believe what these two boys are saying? I do believe Michael Jackson isn't innocent of all charges, but I don't think he was mentally well. Maybe it was his childhood traumas that played such a haunting role in his life, that eventually took over him. Do I still like Michael Jackson? Of course. But I don't think as much. I feel Michael Jackson fans will never feel the same if they do decide to watch this, just like me. I just don't think I'll ever feel normal with Michael Jackson again, but I will probably still listen to his music.

There's my review of Leaving Neverland. "Hard to watch, tough to ignore, impossible to forget"

Just before Christmas the pass of 2018, Bird Box, a survival horror film was released on Netflix with astonishing reviews from critics and audiences, and as a horror fan, it was a great horror film to be the last of 2018. The plot has been polarized everywhere so I won't explain it, also because its a bit of a spoiler. But the cast including Sandra Bullock and Sarah Paulson were all amazing in their roles. The ending was also a nice and light ending for the film. Bird Box was definitely one of the best horror films of 2018, and definitely in the top three with Bird Box, The Strangers: Prey At Night and Unsane (or Hereditary)!