The Evil Dead

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For the final film of the month we have The Evil Dead

First off, we have the story which has five friends travel to a cabin in the woods, where they unknowingly release flesh-possessing demons. I thought the story was very entertaining which was surprising because the horror genre isn't usually for me.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were in terms of acting - pretty good but most of the characters were pretty forgettable besides Ash played by Bruce Campbell who stood out the most.

As for the film's visuals I thought were very good and there were some clever uses of the camera and lighting throughout to give the horror feel and make some of the scenes harder to watch. Moving onto the tone of the film which I found to be more creepy than horrific messed up things that were going on that were experienced by the characters. I thought the soundtrack of the film which added to the dark and eerie atmosphere of the film and all of the weird events that happened over the course of the film. 

Overall, I thought this film was a surprising but enjoyable horror film that hit all the right notes for me and I was really creeped out by the end of it however I am still very cautious of them before seeking them out.

I give The Evil Dead a score of 8/10

The Master

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For the penultimate film of the month we have The Master 

First off, we have the story which has a Naval veteran arrives home from war unsettled and uncertain of his future - until he is tantalised by The Cause and its charismatic leader. I thought the story was very entertaining and was entranced by the subject matter. 

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were excellent and both main performances were captivating and their chemistry with one another carried the plot very well. 

As for the film's visuals I thought they were impeccable both in terms of it's cinematography and the way the camera was moved and framed to give the film it's own style and feel that I really enjoyed. Moving onto the tone of the film which was one of the best parts about it as throughout the course of the film there was a heavy uneasiness casting a shadow over everything. I thought the soundtrack of the film was very interesting as it added a mystery and a kind of chilling atmosphere to film because of the subject matter it was focusing on. 

Overall, I thought this film was an excellent film that I was looking forward to seeing before hand and it reached my expectations with ease with it's entrancing story and main leads that give the film it's depth and one film I would watch again. 

I give The Master a score of 9/10

Moonrise Kingdom

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For the twentieth film of the month we have Moonrise Kingdom

First off, we have the story which has a pair of young lovers flee their New England town, which causes a local search party to fan out to find them. I thought the story was very entertaining with some good character moments throughout and the relationships the main focus.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were one of the best parts about the film with the acting from all of the cast adding to the film very well. The relationship between the two main leads felt true and you could see the chemistry between the two building over the film's run-time.

As for the film's visuals I thought were another one of the best parts about the film with the way the cinematography was used to give it a cool look but also the camera positioning and movement were excellently used. The setting of the film really worked to build the world and characters around them. Moving onto the tone of the film which managed to get a balance of weird and quirky humour and some serious and dramatic aspects to make it entertaining to watch. I thought the soundtrack of the film was very interesting and used tracks that gave it a different sound to most films out there but familiar to Wes Anderson films. 

Overall, I thought this film was an excellent and enjoyable from start to finish with a fun and unique story with characters that you cared for and visuals that made it a sight to behold and I look forward to seeing more Wes Anderson films

I give Moonrise Kingdom a score of 10/10

It Came From Beneath The Sea

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For the nineteenth film of the month we have It Came From Beneath The Sea

First off, we have the story which has a giant, radioactive octopus rise from the Philippine Trench to terrorise the North American Pacific Coast. I thought the story was very entertaining especially with the creature scenes. 

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were, for a film like this with a mysterious creature roaming the seas best suited for the film with scientists who research it and the army as they try to put an end to it's terror. 

As for the film's visuals I thought the film looked very good especially the animation on the creature which for the time both suited the film and looked convincing to add to the tension felt throughout. Now we have the action which in terms of the attacks by the creature was thrilling and intense from the start to the end of the film. Moving onto the tone of the film which had some great suspense and true science fiction with the giant mysterious creature attacking civilisation and the stakes got higher. I thought the soundtrack of the film which added to the film very well especially for the attacks by the creature. 

Overall, I thought this film was a very enjoyable one and to see what giant creature films  were like back in the day and it certainly showed how good they can be and I would like to see more of them in the future. 

I give It Came From Beneath The Sea a score of 7/10

Free Fire

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For the eighteenth film of the month we have Free Fire

First off, we have the story which has a meeting in a deserted warehouse between two gangs turn into a shootout and a game of survival. I thought the story was entertaining in a lot of sequences especially when everything starts to go wrong for everyone. 

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought for the most part were pretty good with the acting overall standing out to make it more entertaining with the delivery of the script but some of the characters themselves didn't work for me. 

As for the film's visuals I thought it was very good looking in terms of it's cinematography and the way the action was done was very unique to make it seem it was all done handheld and the one location setting worked well with this type of film. Now we have the action which for the most part was entertaining although you have to keep checks on who fires who and who is on each side so you don't get confused throughout. Moving onto the tone of the film which managed to mix comedy and action pretty well and some the comedy worked and some if it didn't. I thought the soundtrack of the film suited the setting and style the film was going for. 

Overall, I thought this film was an enjoyable film that entertained me through it's run-time with a fun story and characters that made it all work with the action and tone being the main standouts.

I give Free Fire a score of 7/10

Blue Is The Warmest Colour

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For the seventeenth film of the month we have Blue Is The Warmest Colour 

First off, we have the story which has Adèle who's life is changed when she meets Emma, a young woman with blue hair, who will allow her to discover desire and to assert herself as a woman and as an adult. In front of others, Adèle grows, seeks herself, loses herself, and ultimately finds herself through love and loss. I thought the story was very entertaining and seeing the relationship between the main leads was great to see.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were fantastic and their relationship being the main focus of the film was fulfilling from start to finish from both the good times and the bad and the acting really shows that.

As for the film's visuals I thought the film looked stunning with some great composition of shots as well as the lighting and colours the film uses through points in the film to get across the emotions felt. Moving onto the tone of the film which I could describe as real as the relationship between Adele and Emma built up as well as the hard times they went through. I thought the soundtrack of the film was alright at best throughout the film. 

Overall, I thought this film was amazing from the very start and even though the run time was long that didn't matter to me as it allowed the relationship between the two main leads to flourish and build up as they grew up and started doing what they wanted in life.

I give Blue Is The Warmest Colour a score of 10/10

Airplane!

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For the sixteenth film of the month we have Airplane!

First off, we have the story which has A man afraid to fly must ensure that a plane lands safely after the pilots become sick. I thought the story was very funny as well as entertaining moving from one joke to another to keep the laughs going even though the underlying story was very serious. 

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were all weird and random in their own unique way which added to the film so you would remember their characters even after finishing the film. 

As for the film's visuals I thought it looked very good especially the ending sequences with the attempted landing. Moving onto the tone of the film which managed to balance the comedy and story very well to make it really funny. I thought the soundtrack of the film was good and worked well when it needed to be.

Overall, I thought this film was a thoroughly entertaining film from start to finish and I couldn't stop laughing and after hearing some great things about this one beforehand I was very impressed and it met my expectations. 

I give Airplane! a score of 8/10

A Fistful Of Dollars

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For the fifteenth film of the month we have A Fistful Of Dollars

First off, we have the story which has A wandering gunfighter plays two rival families against each other in a town torn apart by greed, pride, and revenge. I thought the story was very entertaining with the twists and turns it takes and shows how good a western can be. 

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were very interesting especially the Man With No Name as he uses his skills, wits and personality to foil both rival families and help out when he can.

As for the film's visuals I thought the film looked stunning with some excellent uses of lighting and camera positions which added to the aesthetic of the film and setting that was used. Now we have the action which I thought was very thrilling to watch as the Man With No Name played both families for his own gain. Moving onto the tone of the film which had a good mix of action and suspense that kept the film going to make it enjoyable. I thought the soundtrack of the film which was really good and suited the Western genre very well especially the main theme. 

Overall, I thought this film was an excellent film with a thrilling story and entertaining action which was all very good looking with the choices in the cinematography that proves why Sergio Leone is one of the best when it comes to Western films. 

I give A Fistful Of Dollars a score of 8/10

Dressed To Kill

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For the fourteenth film of the month we have Dressed To Kill

First off, we have the story which has Sherlock Holmes as he sets out to discover why a trio of murderous villains, including a dangerously attractive female, are desperate to obtain three unassuming and inexpensive little music boxes. I thought the story was very enjoyable with a good mystery to build it up.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were very good and in the final film as Sherlock and Watson gave great performances with a mixture of comedy and problem solving to create some great chemistry.

As for the film's visuals I thought they were very consistent throughout to make a very nice looking crime film with a hint of noir. Moving onto the tone of the film which captured the genres these films have been using from the start: mystery, crime and thriller which it has become easy to do. I thought the soundtrack of the film was ok enough to work with the story.

Overall, I thought this film was for the final of the fourteen films with Rathbone and Bruce in as the iconic duo was a great send off with an intriguing story with elements from the past films that make it an enjoyable final film for them in the series.

I give Dressed To Kill a score of 8/10

Terror By Night

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For the thirteenth film of the month we have Terror By Night

First off, we have the story which has the fabled Star of Rhodesia diamond, stolen on a London to Edinburgh train and the son of its owner is murdered, Sherlock Holmes must discover which of his suspicious fellow passengers is responsible. I thought the story was very entertaining and the one location setting worked very well for this film.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were very good in this from the main players of Holmes, Watson and Lestrade to even the secondary characters who could have been responsible and all played their roles well.

As for the film's visuals I thought it looked great especially all of the inside sets to make it seem like it was a train and claustrophobic atmosphere was very prevalent to add to the mystery. Moving onto the tone of the film which managed to mix mystery and film-noir to make and thrilling ride. I thought the soundtrack of the film when used did good at what it was supposed to do. 

Overall, I thought this film was a great film as the penultimate one of all the Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes films and is definitely one of his best ones with a entertaining story and characters that make it work.

I give Terror By Night a score of 9/10

Pursuit To Algiers

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For the twelfth film of the month we have Pursuit To Algiers

First off, we have the story which has Holmes who is recruited to escort the heir to a European throne safely back to his homeland after his father's assassination. I thought the story was very entertaining from start to finish with a return to a more political mystery than the last few films.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were very good and by this point both Rathbone and Bruce have perfected there interpretations on the famous duo and they work off each other so well.

As for the film's visuals I thought were consistent throughout especially the sequences on the ship with the sets that were made up very well to look like a ships design. Moving onto the tone of the film which managed to have an air of mystery with it while also keeping the thrills intact to make it more entertaining. I thought the soundtrack of the film which suited it very well and added as good backing for the story.

Overall, I thought this film was a very enjoyable film with a mixture of thrills and mystery to keep the entertainment high and with great performances from the main duo to create another classic Holmes film.

I give Pursuit To Algiers a score of 7/10

The Woman In Green

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For the eleventh film of the month we have The Woman In Green

First off, we have the story which focuses on Sherlock Holmes as he investigates young women around London who turn up murdered, each with a finger severed off. Scotland Yard suspects a madman, but Holmes believes the killings to be part of a diabolical plot. I thought the story was interesting from start to finish and the idea was intriguing for the story.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were were at their usual selves like the past films with the side cast proving backup for the overall mystery quite well. 

As for the film's visuals I thought were passable and looked what like what they needed to be for this type of film. Moving onto the tone of the film which kept the air of mystery around it and how everything would come to together in the end. I thought the soundtrack of the film when used was good enough and suited the style of film it wanted to bring across. 

Overall, I thought this film was an enjoyable film from start to finish and so far none of the films in the franchise have stood out to me as bad rather being consistent with the formula they like to use. 

I give The Woman In Green a score of 7/10

The House Of Fear

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For the tenth film of the month we have The House Of Fear

First off, we have the story which has Sherlock Holmes investigates a series of deaths at a castle with each foretold by the delivery of orange pips to the victims. I thought the story was very entertaining and the mystery was very intriguing and enjoyed trying to solve.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were all very suspicious and added to the mystery very well and all made convincing suspects as you figured out how everything fit together with Holmes and Watson trying to solve it.

As for the film's visuals I thought did really well at setting up the location of the main mystery and the type of setting that was used the type of story the film wanted to tell. The cinematography created dark shadows and with the lighting made a good looking film. Moving onto the tone of the film which I thought was very atmospheric and with the mystery it created a sense of dread. I thought the soundtrack of the film was great and added to the atmosphere of the film.

Overall, I thought this film was  fantastic and provided some good entertainment through it's story and mystery it brought forth and one of the few I enjoyed attempting to solve all the way through.

I give The House Of Fear a score of 9/10

The Pearl Of Death

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For the ninth film of the month we have The Pearl Of Death

First off, we have the story which has a valuable pearl with a sinister reputation is stolen, Sherlock Holmes must investigate its link to a series of brutal murders. I thought the story was very enjoyable with a fun mystery to solve.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were good in terms of acting like all the previous films with Holmes and Watson on the chase in another mystery. The secondary cast was also pretty good to add to the film's mystery. 

As for the film's visuals I thought they were very consistent throughout in terms of the cinematography with some decent lighting and camera positions. Moving onto the tone of the film which I thought was built well as well the pacing which has been a consistent thing throughout all the films in the series. I thought the soundtrack of the film when used was ok at best to add to the film.

Overall, I thought this film was an enjoyable film with some very interesting moments in it and shows how well these films can include the crime aspect and mix it well with the mystery feel to make it entertaining.

I give The Pearl Of Death a score of 7/10

The Scarlet Claw

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For the eighth film of the month we have The Scarlet Claw

First off, we have the story which has a gentlewoman who is found dead with her throat torn out, the villagers blame a supernatural monster. But Sherlock Holmes, who gets drawn into the case from nearby Quebec, suspects a human murderer. I thought the story was very interesting with a good mystery behind it to solve.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were very good in terms of acting with Holmes and Watson perusing the mystery. The rest of the cast added to the film quiet well and kept the mystery going.

As for the film's visuals I thought the setting was really interesting and main location of the marsh was creepy and atmospheric that added to the film well. Moving onto the tone of the film which I thought did a great job at setting up the mystery and location to make it creepy and intriguing. I thought the soundtrack of the film did a good job of adding to the suspense and mystery being presented. 

Overall, I thought this film was another entertaining Sherlock Holmes film and shows how good a classic mystery film can be and was kept hooked throughout from beginning to end. 

I give The Scarlet Claw a score of 8/10

The Spider Woman

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For the seventh film of the month we have The Spider Woman

First off, we have the story which has Sherlock Holmes investigate a series of so-called "pjama suicides". He knows the female villain behind them is as cunning as Moriarty and as venomous as a spider. I thought the story was enjoyable with a very interesting idea behind it. 

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were pretty good in this with the main standouts being Holmes and Watson but also the person behind the mystery who's interactions with Holmes I liked. 

As for the film's visuals I thought were consistent throughout which was good enough for the film. Moving onto the tone of the film which I thought was done very well and the mystery was good to figure out what was going on and how it was carried out. I thought the soundtrack of the film was nothing special and none of the tracks stood out well enough.

Overall, I thought this film was an enjoyable film with some interesting things behind it and some twists that are to be expected and you can tell how easy it is to pull this type of Sherlock Holmes film. 

I give The Spider Woman a score of 6/10

Sherlock Holmes Faces Death

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For the sixth film of the month we have Sherlock Holmes Faces Death

First off, we have the story which has several murders occur at a convalescent home where Dr. Watson has volunteered his services. He summons Holmes for help and the master detective proceeds to solve the crime from a long list of suspects including the owners of the home, the staff and the patients recovering there. I thought the story was very intriguing from the very start and I enjoyed the mystery of the story. 

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were one of the stars of the film with Sherlock and Watson giving great performances. There was also the secondary cast who added to the mystery of the house and were all suspects so you could figure it out for yourself.  

As for the film's visuals, I thought it had a good look too it with again focusing of the lighting and shadows to add to themes and mystery of the film. Moving onto the tone of the film which returned to the dark and mysterious atmosphere which suited the story very well and kept the intrigue going from the very start. I thought the soundtrack of the film was good especially the sound effects used to build the atmosphere of the setting.

Overall, I thought this film was an excellent film with an interesting story and characters that build the it up very well. This film was also helped by its choice of setting and it's atmospheric tone. 

I give Sherlock Holmes Faces Death a score of 9/10

Sherlock Holmes In Washington

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For the fifth film of the month we have Sherlock Holmes In Washington 

First off, we have the story which has Sherlock and Watson as they travel to Washington D.C. in order to prevent a secret document from falling into enemy hands. I thought the story was somewhat enjoyable with some decent intrigue throughout.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were although lacking in terms of secondary characters, the main cast still did a fine job with what they had to give some decent performances. 

As for the film's visuals I thought lost the atmospheric and dark setting was lost in favour of a action packed looking film which worked in some cases but not all of the time. Moving onto the tone of the film which I thought captured the essence of a spy film pretty well to give the film's it's identity. I thought the soundtrack of the film was pretty much bog standard with nothing spectacular standing out.

Overall, I thought this film was pretty average although I prefer the darker and atmospheric Sherlock films although I applaud it for trying something different than the past films could work for other people.

I give Sherlock Holmes In Washington a score of 5/10

Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon

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For the fourth film of the month we have Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon

First off, we have the story which has Sherlock and Watson who have to protect a Swiss inventor of an advanced bomb sight from falling into German hands. I thought the story was very entertaining with the mystery being very compelling to see it unfolded. 

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were in terms of acting very good with Holmes standing out once again especially when he has to go in disguise a few times which shows how good Basil Rathbone as Sherlock is. 

As for the film's visuals I thought had a dark look to it that added to the setting and locations the film went for in this film. Moving onto the tone of the film which I thought was consistent throughout of the past films to build the mystery and suspense of the story which was done well. I thought the soundtrack of the film was very good and it built the tension and pacing over the course of the film to add to the entertainment. 

Overall, I thought this film was a very entertaining film through it's story and tone and is my current favourite of the ones I have seen so far but there are still plenty of films in the franchise left so that could change in the future.

I give Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon a score of 8/10

Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror

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For the third film of the month we have Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror

First off, we have the story which has Sherlock Holmes and his devoted assistant, Dr. Watson are summoned by British intelligence to find the source of the mysterious "Voice of Terror." I thought the story was very entertaining and having it take place during WW2 then Victorian London was a fresh setting for the characters.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were great in this film even though the setting had changed Holmes and Watson were their usual best with Rathbone stealing the show as he does as Sherlock with the rest of the cast filling out the other roles well enough. 

As for the film's visuals I thought had a nice look to it and continues to create a film-noir atmosphere with it's lighting and and shadows as well as the editing which was at it's best in this film with the fast paced story. Moving onto the tone of the film which kept the pace fast as to raise the stakes of the entire film which were higher than any of the previous two films. I thought the soundtrack of the film was good and suited the type of film it wanted to be presented as. 

Overall, I thought this film was an entertaining one with a great story and story that the characters carry very well and continues the good record of the past films and keeps my interest in them high.

I give Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror a score of 7/10

The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes

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For the second film of the month we have The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes

First off, we have the story which has the famous detective Sherlock Holmes and his assistant Doctor Watson as they attempt to foil their archenemy Professor Moriarty who targets a wealthy family and plots the theft of the Crown Jewels. I thought the story was an enjoyable one as it progressed the mystery of what Professor Moriarty was planning.

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were good with Basil Rathbone again giving an excellent performance as the detective and how he faced the challenges of Professor Moriarty and to put a stop to him. 

As for the film's visuals I thought it looked really good and with it's uses of the lighting and shadows added to the look of the film which is an interesting style for classic Sherlock. Moving onto the tone of the film which was consistent throughout to create an eerie and mysterious vibe with the mystery of the film. I thought the soundtrack of the film was ok but nothing standout or spectacular and did what it needed to.

Overall, I thought this film was another enjoyable Sherlock Holmes film and I look forward to seeing what comes next in the future films although I found the first film slightly better than this one, mainly for it's story and atmosphere. 

I give The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes a score of 6/10

The Hound Of The Baskervilles

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For the first film of the new month we have The Hound Of The Baskervilles 

First off, we have the story which has Sherlock and Watson investigate the legend of a supernatural hound that may be stalking a young heir on the fog-shrouded moorland that makes up his estate. I thought the story was very entertaining as the mystery built up over the course of the film. 

Next, we have the characters which overall, I thought were very well acted and I liked the interpretation of Sherlock Holmes by Basil Rathbone who's version of the character I have been intrigued in for some time and his chemistry with Watson was very good.

As for the film's visuals I thought it had some interesting cinematography with some good uses of lighting and shadows to add to the setting and mystery. Moving onto the tone of the film which managed to capture the uneasy feeling of the setting as well as the situation to build up the mystery of the film. I thought the soundtrack of the film which through the use of the sound effects built the atmosphere very well especially the sound of the distant howl of an animal.

Overall, I thought this film was a very enjoyable one that showed me another version of the Sherlock Holmes character that I've been waiting to see for some time and the first of many films with Basil Rathbone it didn't disappoint and I look forward to more.

I give The Hound Of The Baskervilles a score of 7/10