It (2017)

[Chucky]

I never thought it would be possible in this day and age for a movie to come along and get a perfect score from myself, especially since it's essentially a remake of an original that I hold near and dear to my heart, but this movie has managed to do it.

What did you think of this updated adaptation of Stephen King's IT?

[Crash Dummie]

Really good, but the annoying editing made it not very scary.

[Jigsaw]

Wrote a moderately lengthy review of this one.

Long story short, despite some drawbacks, I thought the kids did a great job, and I enjoyed many of the sequences with Pennywise.

Probably helps that I also had a good theater experience when I first saw this, so that didn't negatively impact my rewatch of it at all.

Overall a great film, and based on what I've seen, an easy top contender for 2017 and perhaps in the top five horror flicks 2010 and up.

[Shadow]

I was very pleasantly surprised by this movie. The trailer I thought was good, which gave me hopes, but I still had second thoughts. The kids essentially stole the show for me, particularly the kid that played Eddie.

My only real "gripe" was I thought the very ending was a bit hokey for all the buildup that was given throughout the entire movie previously.