The Cleansing Hour (2019)
The Cleansing Hour has a lot going for it. Great practical effects, wonderful chemistry between the actors, and some clever social commentary seem to set apart from other horror movies. Unfortunately, some dodgy CGI and an awful conclusion prevent it from being anything special.The Cleansing HourIs it good?All the makings are there for an excellent horror movie. Things are fine until the ending which comes off as trying to be clever.Great practical effectsTopical premiseA horrible ending6Average"@context": " ","@type": "Organization","name": "The Cleansing Hour","image": [" -content/uploads/2019/10/the-cleansing-hour.jpg?fit=1301%2C837&ssl=1"],"review": "@type": "Review","reviewRating": "@type": "Rating","worstRating": "0","ratingValue": "6","bestRating": "10","author": "@type": "Person","name": "Nathaniel Muir"Join the AIPT PatreonWant to take our relationship to the next level? Become a patron today to gain access to exclusive perks, such as:
The Cleansing Hour (2019)
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After fighting for 27 years to end the official U.S. silence regarding the first genocide of the 20th century, I led the effort to formally recognize the Armenian Genocide, and the House passed a resolution to do so on a bipartisan vote. Between 1915 and 1923, 1.5 million Armenians, and hundreds of thousands of Assyrians, Greeks, Syriacs, Arameans, Maronites, and other Christians were systematically slaughtered at the hands of the Ottoman Empire. There is a historic parallel today as Turkey is once again engaging in ethnic cleansing, this time against the Kurds in Syria. The resolution we passed not only honors and commemorates my Armenian and Assyrian ancestors and all those who perished in the first genocide of the 20th century, but it also serves as a timely reminder that we must remain vigilant to prevent similar atrocities today. 100+ years of official U.S. silence ended on October 29th with a bipartisan vote of 405 to 11. The Senate passed the Resolution last week on December 12th. The U.S. has now joined the 49 U.S. states and over 2 dozen countries, including 14 NATO allies, that have passed Armenian Genocide resolutions.
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