#finlan

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[hayleysayshay]

Honestly if Sweden wins eurovision with the same damn song again 😬 literally anyone else pls

[amurr-reha]

New OC - Swartz Finlane

[pintsofguinnesmakeyoustrong]

I fucking love orphan first kill bc sometimes the effects they used to make isabelle furhman look younger work really well but then its like

[julietbombshell]

Gunnar Albright gifpack

[screenzealots]

"Hell of a Summer"

There are a few jokey gags, but the laughs that this camp slasher film needs are nowhere to be found.

Besides the method and style of the murders, one of the best parts of a successful slasher movie is an inventive, or at least reasonably good, motive for the bloodshed. That’s one of the crucial things that “Hell of a Summer,” from co-directors Billy Bryk and Finn Wolfhard, is missing. The dumb motivation of a camp slayer paired with uncreative kills makes this a big misfire for the genre…

[itskenickie]

i just saw orphan first kill and i demand gunner x reader fics 😤

[brokehorrorfan]

Orphan: First Kill will be released on Blu-ray and DVD On October 18 via Paramount. The 2022 prequel to 2009's Orphan is currently streaming on Paramount+.

William Brent Bell (The Boy, The Devil Inside) directs from a script by David Coggeshall (The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia). Isabelle Fuhrman stars with Julia Stiles, Rossif Sutherland, Hiro Kanagawa and Matthew Finlan.

Special features are not listed.

After orchestrating a brilliant escape from an Estonian psychiatric facility, Esther travels to America by impersonating the missing daughter of a wealthy family. Yet, an unexpected twist arises that pits her against a mother who will protect her family from the murderous “child” at any cost.

Pre-order Orphan: First Kill.

[cinema-winding]

Evdeki Düşman:Başlangıç

Bir kaçış öyküsü

Kendinden dünyadan kaçmak içindi bütün çabası. Saklandığı ev aslında onun esir kambın olacaktı.

Tam “dinsizin hakkından imansız gelir” lafının filmi gibi

Korku severler her daim ayrı bir duruş ile sevdiği filmlerden . Bunun bir özelliği tabii ki filmden sonra aynı buna benzer bir gerçek bir olayın yaşanması. Yapımcılar olayın birinci perdesini çekmeye ikna etmiş gözüküyor.

Ve filme geçelim.

Akıl hastanesinden kaçarak zengin bir ailenin kaybolan çocuğunun yerine geçen bir kızın hikayesini konu ediyor. Rusya���da bir psikiyatri kliniğinde yatan Leena Klammer, uzun süredir kaçmayı planlar. Sonunda amacına ulaşan Leena’nın önündeki hedef yeni bir kurban aile. Amerikalı varlıklı bir ailenin kayıp kızı rolüne bürünerek oyununa başlar. Ancak Leena’nın artık "Esther" olduğu yeni hayatında planlamadığı bir durum vardır. Anne Tricia, çocuklarını korumak için Esther’in karşısına dikilen her şeyi göze alan biridir.

Bir yetim olan Esther yine kendinden nefret ettiriyor ama bu kez büyük bir farkla: Ondan daha nefretlik bir aileyle birlikte.... Filmin aile kavramıyla alakalı bazı dertleri olduğunu görüyoruz. Yer yer donu ifadeler her an patlamaya hazır bir bomba izlenimi yaratıyor.

Ailenin de yozlaşmış ve sevgi değil mecburiyetten birbirine katlanan bir grup insanın. Dengelerini korumak için neler yapabileceğine tanık oluyoruz . Her ailenin bir sırrı vardır . Esther ise sırlarını ile gelen bir yabancıydı . Sırlar ortak hedef uğruna aynı masada toplanmalarına sahne mi olacak? Yoksa savaş çok daha sert mi geçecek ? Seyircinin gerilmesine ,izlemesine ve beklentiyi yüksek tutan bir film karşınızda. Bazen bir aileye dahil olmak yalnızlıktan çok daha kötüdür .

[adamwatchesmovies]

Orphan: First Kill (2022)

I know 2009’s Orphan strains plausibility but its demented nature is exactly the kind of thing I lean into. The 2022 prequel, Orphan: First Kill also indulges in the same sort of loopiness but it could've gone even further. The biggest issue with this film is that it doesn’t assign its running time well; wasting time on a first half that’s a lot of “been there, done that” when there's so much stuff in its second half it could expand upon.

In 2007, psychiatric patient Leena Klammer (Isabelle Fuhrman), a 31-year-old woman with a rare hormonal disorder that makes her look like a 10-year-old child escapes from the Saarne Institute. Masquerading as Esther Albright, a child who disappeared 4 years ago, she is brought “home” to wealthy artist Allen (Rossif Sutherland), his wife Tricia (Julia Stiles) and their teenage son, Gunnar (Matthew Finlan).

There are at least 2 dead bodies before the plot even kicks in, which makes the title a misnomer... but never mind. After Leena/Esther's escape, "First Kill" tries to establish its murderous, insane protagonist as a master manipulator who can con her way out of any situation… but fails to convince us. Once accepted as the missing Albright girl, “Esther” makes all sorts of mistakes that you figure will reveal her as an obvious fake. It’s actually a bit frustrating because the first half of the movie is just repeating what we saw in 2009. Esther pretends to be sweet and innocent but she encounters these nasty people that make her true nature emerge, she’s got this thing for the father, the mom starts suspecting something is up, etc. The only major deviations are the prequel-y scenes that answer questions you really didn't need answering: how she learned how to make art with those black light paints, how she managed to get all the way from Estonia to the United States, etc. It's not surprising until we get to a critical point in the story. To tell you what happens means spoiling a big event about halfway through but I don’t feel too bad about doing this, since, without this innovation, the movie isn't doing anything interesting.

We learn - in a deliciously loony scene - that mommy has always known that Esther wasn’t the real thing. She knows the real Esther is dead - accidentally killed by her older brother. Now the tiny demon is trapped in a house with two people as - if not more - despicable than she is. It makes for a really interesting turn. Officially, we're supposed to care for the innocent bystanders - not the killers - in horror film sequels but this movie knows who we really came to see. It makes up for the unremarkable intro. In fact, it's too bad we don't spend even more time with this scenario. Maybe then we'd understand why Esther might think she could ever seduce Allen. As is, they just don't have enough scenes together for you to even believe she's fallen in love with him. I'm sort of so-so on this film, leaning a bit more towards recommending it than not but the second half of this movie makes me want to see another picture, one that pushes good taste aside even further and maybe has her worm her way into a family where the dad is just as twisted and evil as her.

While there are missed opportunities in Orphan: First Kill and there are a few points where it struggles with all of the questions we “wanted” answered, this picture won me over by the end. Initially, the film is treading on a lot of familiar territory but the second half moves in a clever and unexpected direction. I don’t know if it’s wild enough to get someone who wasn’t a fan of the original to be enthusiastic about it but as someone who really enjoyed the original, I feel Orphan: First Kill growing on me. (October 12, 2022)

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Orphan: First Kill

[hydraqueen]

more of those lol, I'll make gifs for Brazen next. Feel free to use them, no need to credit or something

part something

[thepeoplesmovies]

Film Review - Orphan: First Kill (2022)

Film Review - Orphan: First Kill (2022) #orphanFirstKill #IsabelleFuhrmn #filmreview #horror out to own Blu-ray, DVD, Digital and 4K from 14th November @SignatureEntUK read @J_PaulDevine review

Esther is back! 13 years after Juame Collet-Sera’s Orphan (2009), we have a prequel Orphan: First Kill. On paper this shouldn’t work, prequel sequels rarely do, many are only about keeping franchises alive a bit longer. William Brent Bell’s film is a highly entertaining thriller that exceeds all (low) expectations. Isabelle Fuhrman returns as the molester of families ready to terrorize once…

[letterboxd-loggd]

Orphan: First Kill (2022) William Brent Bell

December 29th 2022

[olkihattuluffy]

Jostain syystä päässä alkoi soimaan yövuoroissa parisen viikkoa sitten Tom's Diner- biisin alku  suomitwistillä nonstoppina ja nyt se asustaa pääkopassa eikä maksa vuokraa:

🎶 "I am siitin in the morning at the diner on the corner" 🎶

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Just my stupid night shift brain pushing out some ”misheard” version of Tom's Diner cover with a finnish twist and now it lives inside my head rent free (btw siitin means the sosig)  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[olivierdemangeon]

ORPHAN: FIRST KILL (2022) ★★★✮☆

ORPHAN: FIRST KILL (2022) ★★★✮☆