Shaunmathc

I watched this for free on Tubi, it was very similar to the Denzel Washington Film Fallen where a demon can travel through people's bodies.

Mario Van Peebles and James Remar play two detectives who get drawn into spiritual warfare and a battle for humanity.

Sure, some of the effects are dated by today's standards but there is a solid story there.

I guess it resonated with me because I believe that spiritual warfare is actually real, Ice-T and WC from Westside Connection also play a club owner and his friend respectively.

It won't be for everyone but give it a go if this is your type of thing.

Really enjoyed this actually, I've missed comedies because Hollywood has been too busy pandering and scared of offending anyone. Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage are great as two mismatched brothers who get neglected from birth and resort to crime. Brendan Fraser, Glen Close and Marisa Tomei also star. I had a good few laughs, it reminded me of better times. Most of all it has a heart, without spoiling anything I'd say give it a go. I remember when Brendan Fraser was in the sorts of comedy films like this back in the day. I recommend it if you miss humour that has sorely been lacking on the film front.

A waitress meets a rich elitist while being clumsy and making mistakes who then takes her and her friends to a secluded island with other people, all is good for a short time until it isn't without spoiling what happens. Zoë Kravitz wrote and directed this so probably knows all about this stuff being a child of the industry. They even make a joke about human sacrifices, which I found very interesting.

Is it well directed? I'd say yes for Zoe's first film but the characters in these movies when there is a group of people and their interactions are kinda boring and generic, what you have seen a million times before until initially two characters get on the same wavelength with what's going on and all hell breaks loose.

Not sure what else I can say without spoiling the film, all is well acted and shot.