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Since "The Exorcist" cinema and those intrigued by the supernatural have wondered if there are things in the dark that can take control of our physical body and make us the unwitting passengers of their evil doings with no way to fight back except by those on the outside and hope that an act of God can free us. Many of us will fortunately only see this sort of horror in that of films and television and never have to live through the nightmare, or what comes after. Megan Reed (Shay Mitchell, Pretty Little Liars ) is working on putting the pieces of her life back together after an incident while she was on the police force occurred resulting in a breakdown and having to give up her badge. Now taking on a job as a night shift worker at the morgue as a way to start fresh, she doesn't expect anything too out of the ordinary until the cadaver of a young woman (Kirby Johnson) later to be identified as Hannah Grace is brought in. At first glance, it looks as though the bo

Everyone thinks they've got "that family". You know the one where everyone tries to come off normal on the surface but get a few drinks into them and you start to see the dysfunctional personality hiding just beneath the surface and how they all seem to get crazier by the minute. Well, in the case of this film, you're are probably nowhere near as bad. Ed (Bob Saget, who also directed this film) has gathered his family and close friends to come to his home for an intervention for his teenage son Benjamin (Max Burkholder). Along for this event is his girlfriend Jeanette (Mary Lynn Rajskub) who's pretty much fed up with Ed's emotional state, his brother Rick (Kevin Pollak) who's marriage is on the rocks and is having a connection with Jeanette. His friend Dr. Ed (Rob Corddry) a gynecologist who seems to be in touch with his feminine side, his daughter Amber (Clara Mamet) her boyfriend Tom (Jonny Weston) and their tagalong friend Ronny (David Hull) who i

Welcome to another one of MoVTie Critic's "Movie Versus". For first time readers this is where I take two movies with similar themes, genres or actors and put the films head to head to duke it out for the most Green Mountain Stars (G.M.Stars). Today we have two DC Comic films that will make the inner geek in you gush with delight. Up first is "Justice League vs. The Fatal Five" In this story we find time traveling and new allies and enemies when a hero from the future Starboy (Elyes Gabel) travels into the past to our present day Justice League in the hopes of stopping members of a group called The Fatal Five consisting of Tharok (Peter Jessop), Emerald Empress (Sumalee Montano), Validus (Bruce Timm), Mano (Philip Anthony-Rodriguez) and The Persuader (Matthew Yang King) from going after the newest Green Lantern to join the Justice League Jessica Cruz (Diane Guerrero) a young woman who battles psychological problems linked to a traumatizing event but who ha