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"28 Years Later" strays too far from what made the original two films gripping. While the creators seem intent on adding depth with a philosophical and introspective tone, it ends up feeling slow and disconnected. The plot is bogged down by characters whose actions often lack logic. The introduction of mutant-like infected with an "Alpha" leader shifts the horror from psychological survival to something resembling a creature feature, making them feel more like wild animals than the terrifying infected we remember. This creative detour alienates long-time fans who came expecting a continuation, not a reinvention. Overall, a dull and unsatisfying sequel that tries to be smart but forgets to be engaging.

I had high hopes for The Monster Beneath Us, but it turned out to be one of the weakest horror films I've seen in a while. The story feels half-baked from the beginning, with no proper setup or explanation for the events that unfold. The pacing is painfully slow, and instead of building suspense, it just drags. When the ending comes, you're left more confused than scared-there's no real payoff or resolution. Worst of all, it's not even scary. There's no atmosphere, no tension, and the "monster" is barely even present. It feels like a film that didn't know what it wanted to be. Sadly, a waste of time.

Sinners had the potential to be a compelling film, but it ends up being a slow and uninspired experience. The pacing is painfully sluggish, with scenes that feel stretched out far longer than necessary. The characters lack depth, and the plot takes too long to find its footing. For most of the runtime, I found myself waiting for something-anything-to happen. Fortunately, the twist at the end does add a layer of intrigue and brings some life to an otherwise dull story. Unfortunately, by the time it arrives, it's too little, too late. Overall, a forgettable film with a decent ending. Really not recommended from my side.