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Movie Review, “The Monster Squad”

It’s sardonic with delights of horror. This is partly because chaos overlaps on discord to add the finishing touch of beauty, or since there’s sexual expressions with coolness and exaggeration, or when a young virgin makes a call over a rare stone to command of recent ages, and all three reasons work at once as a whole to describe the entire 80’s flick. Burger King is just down the street somewhere minding their own business when a chaos of war loosens up to tremendous effects with so much beauty and elegance of horror that any irritation is overrided by wit and prestige on the parts of actors. The Monster Squad, compared to the Burger King Kids Club, is more of a roughhousing group of hooligans who display emotion with fire in their eyes, almost to the point of poetical debate and romantic insults. So many primitive beliefs are laid down in German with reference and demand toward gross ambiguities that I begin to drool over my chair at the thought of world destruction, commanding posts, spoiled brats, and horror fanatics. A movie of this nature is really an exaggeration. I can imagine some artist sitting in a room somewhere thinking of abstract visuals to go along with the darkness and relaxing in subtle thoughts over vice in the southern tip of the United States called Miami. Reference upon reference is played out in overlasting beauty to achieve a touch of great, enthusiastic, radical behaviors. Particular streaks of color, some in lightness and plenty in dark shades, command upon the artificial objects of land when beauty soars in magnificence over horrific concepts, only to in turn stream with new perfections that add more flavor to the whole mix with astounding exotic presentation. Writing about movies in general can be a random activity even if we just touch upon basics and don’t play around with concepts, although here I’m making attribution in originality toward “The Monster Squad” because an artist’s exaggeration of effects can simply make me smile further on, let me be self-inflicting with my own personality and come to notions about dreams and marvel, and show me that possible ideas should be rebounded for appealing experiences toward the great exchange of movies and newcomers. Guessing whatever I mean is approved of unless some ideas act as obstacles in your mind against further progress of talent and such a theory as this, if you may read slow to read between the lines of my philosophy on horror, only shows whatever is evidenced by reaching the humorous objective I intend. Any and all kids in the Monster Squad Club are presented with gross humor to portray their elegance of irritations against one another while vampires almost seem to rule the Earth and a werewolf gets away from old gasoline toward meeting objectives for world domination. Try this movie if you dare to take some criticism.

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