Cam (2018)

BradWesley123's Movie Journal- November 2018 (29 movies items)

" Netflix- 1hr. 34min. First Viewing Led by a superb performance by Madeline Brewer, Cam explores, in it's own terms, the place of art in modern society; the divisions that grow between the artist, their art, and the audience. Director Daniel Goldhaber and Brewer expertly rachet up the tension, exploring the fear and paranoia of losing one's identity, exploiting the queasiness of this modern digital age (using the cam/sex industry to explore this one of the film's smartest moves). Despite it falt"

TDcore's Horror Journal 2019: April (23 movies items)

" If you can't tell, I've been catching up on more recent films that I still haven't watched, including from the last two years. I'd been meaning to get my hands on this one for some time, as it made a big stir when it came out on Netflix last year. It quickly became a critical darling, with one of the highest scores achieved by a horror film on Rotten Tomatoes. I've never been someone who puts any stock in what professional critics say about horror films, unless they're reviews from genre "

Watched in 2019 (45 movies items)

"Netflix"