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Movie Review: The Housemaid (2025)

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Synopsis: On parole and living in her car, Millie Calloway is surprised and thrilled when she lands a job as a live-in housemaid for Nina Winchester, her husband Andrew and their daughter Cece. It seems like the perfect opportunity until Millie learns Nina has mental health issues that make her verbally abusive and physically violent. Unable to quit because it would mean going back to prison, Millie sticks it out and soon finds herself growing closer to Andrew, leading to them sleeping together and Andrew finally standing up to his wife. However, soon after, Millie learns the truth about what is really going on in the Winchester house. Who's in it? The movie stars Sydney Sweeney , Amanda Seyfried , Brandon Sklenar , Indiana Elle and Elizabeth Perkins. Review: We went from tornado-producing weather to freezing temperatures again, giving my wife and I another excuse to just stay home on a Saturday night and watch a movie. The Housemaid has been on my watch list for a couple weeks...

Movie Review: Spiders 3D (2013)

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Synopsis: A piece of a Cold War-era Soviet space station crashes in New York, coming to rest in the subway. The debris carries venomous spiders mutated with alien DNA that quickly spread and grow to monstrous proportions. Who's in it? The movie stars William Hope , Shelly Varod , Sydney Sweeney , Patrick Muldoon and Christa Campbell . Review: A spring snowstorm kept us indoors yesterday evening and since we were trying to stay warm on the couch, my wife and I found this movie. At first, I thought it was a 3D version of another movie entitled Spiders , which we saw some time ago. However, it turned out to be something different. Unfortunately, it also wasn't all that good either. This movie ultimately had many of the pet peeves that bother me with most horror/monster films. First, the spiders are the part of an experiment that seemed like much more of a vanity project involving alien DNA than anything that could possibly have real scientific value, especially since it clearl...