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Vera Farmiga had the absolute worst luck with having kids in the late 2000s.
“Nobody will ever love you.” - Joshua Cairn George Ratliff’s Joshua is a psychological thriller film. This is Jacob Kogan’s feature film debut. The film takes place with the arrival of a newborn girl causes the gradual disintegration of the Cairn family; particularly for…
what is it with creepy kids not leaving vera farmiga alone huh
I believe this is a horror movie made for parents whose fear is that their children are smarter than they are. If I’m wrong (likely!), and it’s taken at face value, then what we have here is a Damien-like child who manipulates his parents into sheer panic. We are along for…
82/100 Fourth viewing (last seen during its original theatrical release), no change. Still floored by Ratliff's uniquely unsettling rhythm here, e.g. cutting away on Joshua holding up the dead dog's collar and saying "We should keep this," which doesn't really signify much…
this is why i don't want kids
82/100 [written for Las Vegas Weekly] The first discordant note in Joshua, George Ratliff’s spectacularly creepy tale of an affluent New York family in crisis, is neither sinister nor supernatural, and yet for some reason it puts you immediately on edge. Hotshot…
This movie should be titled, "A Baby Cries for 105 Minutes."
This whole film was strange… but nothing was stranger than the Dave Matthews song during the credits.
If you loved The Omen, you’d love this, too!! The ending was amazing, as well (in my opinion). Sent chills down my spine, especially that piano scene!! So great!!
Very disturbing
Wild lol
4/10