It has been approximately forever, but I'm here with more reviews. Would you believe it, but I'm currently quarantined in my house! So I've taken the opportunity to watch a few films I hadn't yet seen, Atrocious, or Atroz in its native Spanish, was recommended to me by a kind internet stranger, so thank you internet stranger! In a continuation of my disturbing films reviews, I'm back with this! Before I get into the review, I would like to put a HUGE WARNING on this one. This is a very in depth review with talk of many atrocities (hehe). Atroz (Atrocious) is a 2015 Mexican film, it's a found footage style extreme film, quick plot summary: a woman is hit by a car and dies, the perpetrators who hit her have their car searched by police, who uncover some quite disturbing footage on a camcorder. Nice and vague to start with, well, I'm sure you're all dying to know, just how Atrocious is... Atrocious? Well, truthfully, I liked this film, it was acted a...
So after visiting Xtreme Scream Park at Twin Lakes last weekend and being incredibly disappointed with the staff's inability to batch a maze properly, hence running into the group in front and forming a damn conga line throughout each AND EVERY maze; we visited the beautiful country of Sweden this weekend just gone. This is going to be a slightly different review to normal, as it will basically be a trip report with thoughts and opinions on mazes, scare zones, park-wide theming, and rides! Hence, it's only partially horror themed, but it will be an interesting change to my usual film or game reviews.