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I can tell this movie is trying, but I literally predicted the ending within the first 5 minutes. The whole movie is formulaic to all ends, the plot sucks, the characters suck minus the blonde dude, the effects all suck, the rules they make up are about as consistent and fair as you'd expect, being not at all. At the end of the day, it's just a crappily produced, sci-fi low budget version of Would You Rather, down to the unfortunate ramifications of not reading the fine print. It's not the worst thing ever but trust me, it's still terrible.

Please Louisa Warren, stop making these type of films!

Andy Blithe's Heart of a Lion is a feature length documentary about infamous wrestler Aaron The Lion Sharp. The film focuses on his stability in life, his mental health and his determination to get back in the ring to make a name for himself. I really enjoyed this film because it really captures the essence and feel to what Sharp is going through. Aturn films does it again with another classic. Aturn films' other work are things like Nick Elliott: The Story So Far, Man Up and Veganise Me. All have different qualities that deserve to be seen. Very bold and moving film. One to put on your watchlist.

Clowns has a cast of actors who are clearly passionate about what they are doing. The characters were developed and interactive, each one having his or her own personality and story. This was apparent as the actors interacted with us in very character-specific ways.

Honestly, I live for this movie and I'm not even sure why. It's lowest of budget, but there's just something about it that I find so very comforting. Better late than never, it's not at all hard for me to see why this has been so embraced by horror clown fans. Rides the line so perfectly in being referential, paying homage to Friday the 13th/The Burning/the genre of slasher itself and articulating itself modestly. Very watchable, very rural and very much a relic of it's time. There's a temperance to it that I very much respect. A certified classic.