Moviegoers will decide over the weekend whether The Last Exorcism Part II was worth the effort, but for now, let’s remember Daniel Stamm’s predecessor from 2010, The Last Exorcism, for what it is: a flawed yet utterly fascinating, engaging, and quite often subdued exercise in terror.
This week on The Plot Hole we talk the night’s winners and losers, surprises and disappointments, chat the ceremony, the legacy of Best Picture winner Argo and make some insanely early predictions for next year.
Drama, documentaries, war, comedy, art-house and sparkly vampires. There is a lot variety on offer with this week’s DVD and Blu-ray releases. Find out what they are here in DISCussion.
Dark Skies, an oddly worthwhile effort if not one that stumbles along the way, accounts for how the Barrett family deals with their peculiar circumstances, how they go from fitting into their community to being almost shunned by them.
So here they are, chiselled in stone, our final Oscar predictions, bestowed with the capacity to reassure as much as to induce hair-pulling.
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This Sunday the 85th Annual Academy Awards will reveal this year’s winners for the most prestigious cinematic honors, and we have our final predictions, though not everything lines up between us. Can you outguess the movie nerds?
