Inside_Raisin

Feels like a Lifetime movie, not Netflix...just a feel-good holiday movie with a happy ending. Premise is familiar: snowman comes to life. But wait, he's a "hot" snowman, hence the title.

@Hare_Krishna. You have some real likeability issues. Most of your comments (I've scrolled through your 55) have very little to do with the actual films (no actual review) and more to do with intolerance, bigotry and hate. I respectfully suggest you create a blog or go to 4chan with your ish.

@Metal_Messiah "Scream" was a horror movie unicorn; a movie with insight into (and poked fun at) horror movie tropes. "Haunt Season" takes place in the present with characters who love horror, take horror seriously and work in a haunted house...yet they seem to have no contemporary horror common sense. Again, the trailer implies something that simply isn't. Watch this film and then get back to me.

The trailer makes you think that this film will be another "Scream" with its insights into the horror genre and tropes. It isn't. This film plays it straight. Right down to the convoluted plot, questionable character choices and abrupt ending. I suggest you set your expectations low.

This movie is about a has-been rock group trying to reclaim former glory while testing their glaring issues of loyalty, trust, resentment, pride and lies. Ultimately, the issues manifest (with the aid of drugs, New Age Zen and sensory deprivation) into something tangible. Or does it? Given the plot, this movie could have been something special, instead it's a morality play with bad music sprinkled in.

This movie has a great premise: gamers break into occupied homes and do small things to make the owners think there's a ghost haunting the residence. Keys might go missing or lights blink on and off. Unfortunately, there are a lot of gaping plot holes in the film's execution. Eventually everything becomes a jumbled mess and then suddenly, the film just ends. Very unsatisfying.