Horror films.
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Bodies Bodies Bodies sucked sucked sucked.
Given the female production team, I was kinda surprised that it leant deeply into this 'girls are stupid and irrational' vibe I'd expect from some low-end $5 bargain bin thing calle Girl on Girl Sleepover Massacre.
That twist was waaaay too little too late given how boring 90 minutes of people wandering around in the dark was. Points only for that argument scene near the end.
Given the female production team, I was kinda surprised that it leant deeply into this 'girls are stupid and irrational' vibe I'd expect from some low-end $5 bargain bin thing calle Girl on Girl Sleepover Massacre.
That twist was waaaay too little too late given how boring 90 minutes of people wandering around in the dark was. Points only for that argument scene near the end.
If you don't watch it, you aren't really missing much tbh. I would place it near the bottom of the list of M Night Shyamalan films. Some good performances from the actors but thats the only credit I can give it.
She/Her
I really liked Knock At the Cabin, as did the 3 friends I went with, I liked it a lot more than I expected to. (and I feel bad for complaining about Bautista's line deliveries after doing a screen check before I watched the whole thing, his line readings make much more sense in context)
Yes, that scene was so good. Mine was the beach scene - it reminded me a little of the Birthday Party scene from Signs
Yes, that scene was so good. Mine was the beach scene - it reminded me a little of the Birthday Party scene from Signs
I saw 'Knock At The Cabin' yesterday and also enjoyed it, mostly for the 7 main performances. They were all very solid and kept me hooked. There also were some beautiful shots in- and outside the cabin.
Ironically, for a Shyamalan movie, it could've used a twist to make the story a bit more memorable.
Ironically, for a Shyamalan movie, it could've used a twist to make the story a bit more memorable.
he/him
Finally got around to watching X and Pearl this week. Was holding off specifically on X because I thought it was going to be extra graphic and my fiancé has struggled lately with certain levels of graphic violence, so I was pleasantly surprised that neither went over the edge in that regard. They were appropriately gross and fun!
Little more needs to be said about Mia Goth’s performance, especially in Pearl, but damn is she good. That monologue! And I was a huge fan of both The House of the Devil and The Innkeepers, so I’m happy Ti West is continuing to pump out quality horror. I can’t wait for MaXXXine now.
Little more needs to be said about Mia Goth’s performance, especially in Pearl, but damn is she good. That monologue! And I was a huge fan of both The House of the Devil and The Innkeepers, so I’m happy Ti West is continuing to pump out quality horror. I can’t wait for MaXXXine now.
He/They
Why not both?It is that day.
Who will you be dining with?
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Love this. Has an 80s US Soap feel to it.
The original My Bloody Valentine is worth it for that ending alone!
Infinity Pool is available digitally. Will be watching tonight and will check back in with thoughts nn
The Unborn (1991) was a trashy 90's Rosemary's Baby/It's Alive rip off, but had early performances from Lisa Kudrow as a receptionist at a sperm bank and Kathy Griffin as a stereotyped man-hating lesbian. And Gary Numan did the soundtrack!
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!!!! This sounds amazing.
