Swathedpond

The moment **Tom Holland** showed up on the screen and said how they tried to make this as good and as emotional as possible I knew what I was in for. First and foremost this is the second best **Spider-Man **film period the first of course being **No Way Home**. That doesn’t mean there isn’t a lot I wanted that wasn’t included like Happy who definitely should have shown up, though i understand **Jon Favreau** was probably busy with **The Mandalorian and Grogu**. I would have also liked the scene where Hulk recognises **Peter** to have been clearer and made a bigger thing. **Spider-Man: Brand New Day** didn’t disappoint. **Sadie Sink** is okay which is not usually the case so that’s good. It also has a great message that is really important to tell especially in these made for teens/children films. Aspects of the story are annoying but they make sense and I respect it for going that way, this is a great addition and follow up to the **Spider-Man **Universe. Despite me thinking that **Punisher** wouldn’t work in this younger demographic film I am pleased to say I was wrong.

Yet again **The Babysitter: Killer Queen** is fun but towards the end it does start to get really demonic and 1 it just doesn’t fit the jokey rest of the film Amd 2 it’s demonic. **Robbie Amell** is really funny in both these films. > *“neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.”‭‭* > **-Romans‬ ‭8‬:‭39‬ ‭NIV‬**

**The Babysitter** seems to get mixed ratings which is understandable because it is a sort of face value B horror film. Now that being said I throughly enjoyed it. Despite it saying otherwise “This isn’t **Home Alone**.” It very much feels like **Home Alone** in all the best ways. I don’t like Home Alone but this being essentially a **Home Alone** if it was a 15 is just great. Some of the lines of dialogue are really funny and not to mention that it makes you think it’s doing a lot of horror tropes to just show you that it actually isn't, which I appreciated.