BAD TIMES AT THE EL ROYALE (2019)

[indianasmith]

Four guests check into the El Royale hotel, a once-ritzy establishment fallen on hard times, which straddles the border of Nevada and California.  Each guest harbors a dark secret; so does the hotel's lone employee. Before the night is over, secrets will be revealed, lives changed, and some even ended.
This is a brilliant, dark little film that I enjoyed far more than I thought I would.  Jeff Bridges ("The Dude" from Big Lebowski among many other roles) is brilliant as Father Daniel Flynn, the mysterious priest and main character, and Chris Hemsworth ("Thor") does a surprise turn as a very nasty villain.
4/5

[Alex]

I've seen this one advertised a lot on a streaming service Kristi signed us up to. Been wondering about giving it a watch. Might try it tonight while Kristi is out at her formal reception ball thing.

[Svengoolie 3]

Have you seen hotel berlin?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0037791/plotsummary?ref_=tt_ov_pl

[chainsaw midget]

This movie was really not what I was expecting going in.  It stayed unpredictable.

Hemsworth played the baddie in an almost casual likable way which made his cult leader status feel even more dangerous. 

I'd recommend it.

[Allhallowsday]

I didn't like it at all.  What's the point?