This has been a long week as the quarter came to an end at
the institute and another class has graduated. This one was one of the better
classes and was a constant source of entertainment. I will definitely miss
them. Now, catching up on some more of the movies from the weekend, next up,
2013s Wrath of the Crows.
Plot/ In a dirty, squalid narrow jail, prisoners are
forced to suffer injustices both from their guards and the ruling officer.
Feared by all, however, is a man nobody there has ever seen -The Judge. When
new prisoner Princess arrives, seemingly out of nowhere and dressed only in a
crow's feathers coat, her radiating and sensual appearance begins to cause
curiosity but also envy, suspicion, and a deep sexual agitation.
Wrath of the Crows is an interesting film and was nothing
like I expected. Yes, I will admit that the cast, who backed up their name
recognition with some solid performances, drew me in. There is a lot to like in
this one besides the performances. The atmosphere is dark and moody; the
visuals work really well, and there is solid mixture of suspense, tension, gore,
and violence to make every horror fan smile. Yes, there were some incoherent
moments that required you to pay attention, but that is bit a small flaw. In
the end, this was one of the more entertaining and satisfying horror flicks I
have seen in some time and one that I may actually watch again in a few days to
ensure I digested all of it. Check it out!
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