There's Someone Inside Your House (2021) Movie Review

There's Someone Inside Your House (2021) IMDB

There's Someone Inside Your House poster

Do you like scary movies ? If you do go ahead and skip this one. Do you like movies about high school kids that justify violence for weird reasons and high school drama ? Then this could be the movie for you ! A masked assailant starts taking out people in their homes while wearing masks that look like the next victim. Each victim has a secret they are trying to forget - they are all bad actors and actresses. No, actually, it is usually about hazing, because, high school. Late in the movie we get people in a corn maze (the movie takes place in Nebraska) and it gets lit on fire - not a good way to die, for sure. I considered taking you through more of the plot but it is high school movie and thinking about writing it out annoys me. Either way this movie is not very good.

The movie is an adaption of the best selling book of the same name written by author Stephanie Perkins in 2017. I suggest you read that instead.

You can find this film on Netflix.

I give it a 5/10.

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How to Train Your Dragon (2010) Movie Review

How to Train Your Dragon (2010) IMDB

When you think about maze movies you probably do not think of this movie, but How to Train Your Dragon does have a prominent maze scene (and you can watch that below). It is the story of Vikings who hunt and kill dragons until one of them, Hiccup makes a dragon friend. The heart warming adventure unfolds from there. A perfect story for both children and adults. This is a story everyone can enjoy. This movie started a string of sequels, shorts and a video game. And, eventually it was remade as a live action version (2025).

I give it an 8.5/10 for a well done feel good family movie. This is considered a Top 250 movie of all time on IMDB.

Here is a link to the actual maze scene from the movie.

And here is your standard trailer:

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Dark City (1998) Movie Review

Dark City (1998) IMDB

Dark is definitely the best way to describe this city and this movie. An underrated fantasy sci-fi movie where a city is stuck in perpetual night. Our main character is wanted for murder, can’t remember his past, and is being pursued by some creepy guys called The Strangers. As he travels in the city, trying to find information about his life and what is happening he witnesses the city’s buildings and structure changing, creating a maze of the city. We also have a conflicted doctor (played by Kiefer Sutherland) who does city experiments using a mouse in a spiral maze that is shaped like the city. And everything leads to Shell Beach.

This movie is interesting and I consider it a tribute to the black and white film noir films of the 40’s and 50’s. The set design and costumes are excellent.

I give it an 8.5/10 for a well executed sci-fi concept.

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Relic (2020) Movie Review

Relic (2020) IMDB

If someone tells you that you are about to watch a haunted house movie what is the first thing you think of ? A haunted house that you walk through or an Amityville type dwelling that just doesn’t seem to like you being there ? I bring this up because Relic is a haunted house movie that contains a maze, but not in a cheesy horror film way, but more of a drama horror kind of way.

The story resolves around a mother daughter (the mother is played by the wonderful Emily Mortimer) driving to an empty home of their mother grandmother who has gone missing. All signs point to a woman who may have wandered off quickly. Minor spoiler coming….and then after a few days she just shows up in the kitchen as if nothing has happened. This is when we get some insight into her state of mind which appears to be in a state of dementia. The story progresses as the mother is unable to explain what has happened and odd things begin happening in the house. As a viewer you are left to ponder is this dementia or a possession ?

And then about an hour into the movie the daughter takes a turn in the small house and begins lost in a maze of cluttered hallways much too large to actually fit in the house (in some ways similar to the house in You Should Have Left). Can she escape ? What is going on with the house ? Real spoilers would answer that, and despite a relatively slow pace, things are tense and interesting.

I give it a 6.5/10. This is worth a watch.

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