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If you want to see someone have a significantly worse day than you…

Hats off to the acting in this one.

I had higher hopes

fun concept!!

I didn’t like RP’s accent :( giving Silo realness

iconic duh more please

loved this movie so much / had humor and gore and killer music - love

fun twist and dark humor!

Watched on Friday March 7, 2025.

why is the pov from a 5’9 person’s eyeline?! not enough Lucy Liu

I just want to hang out with the girls🥲

I did not like the people zombie things

A very fun concept on the sexbot and I do think Sophie T kills in this!

fun! makes me love bill s even more!

Miss Lily Rose visually perfectly fits this world. I’m not gonna lie a little bit of a snoozefest but the acting and visuals are incred!

super interesting point of view and comparison between southern African Americans in the 90s and Ugandan-Indian immigrants trying to find their place in the world. I had never learned about this part of Indian history and their immigration and eventual persecution in Uganda.

Watched on Saturday January 4, 2025.

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I screamed like 5 times at least. Super strong first 30 min.

As a PBS kid and adult swim college stoner, this movie blends the best of Adult Swim’s Off The Air episodes intertwined with public access television – shopping channels, tv guide, nods to Antique Roadshow, Bob Ross and more. It does this seamlessly and keeps your attention with its sarcastic, over-the-top sense of humor and incredible aesthetics.

A Weyes Blood cameo, thank you?!

Truly a fun one for millennial TV kids. Speaking of kids, the ones that play characters Josh and Ralph are so talented and great on screen!

Watched on Sunday November 10, 2024.

This movie is so badass.

Michelle Pfeiffer should’ve gotten an Oscar nom for this, she’s just diabolical. The first time I saw this film in theaters it enraged me and stressed me out.

It’s one of those “dark films” (like literally it’s kinda low lit) so you do need to view it in a more proper setting to appreciate it. Upon viewing again a few years later (I think I’ve seen thrice now), I wish it relied less on video special effects and more on stronger overall visuals. I do love the POV shots as we align with mother and her perceptions.

It’s giving Speak No Evil and I enjoyed the descent into absurd chaos. The moment where mother is violently beaten on the ground will never not make me wince.

Most writings focus on the God aspect and biblical connections but I’m way more interested in mother’s lived experiences and her balance as a character.

Due to actual, real-life experiences that occurred less than a week later having to do with a sink being ripped off a wall and flooding my and my roommates’ apartment, I will always deeply love this movie.

The question is not gay son or thot daughter, but rather, gay daughter or thot son.

Watched on Thursday October 24, 2024.

Just no. This is why everyone loses their minds over The Bear — cooking and chef character depictions are so boring. Ratatouille is the only good cooking movie in the past 10 years.

The original is of course better and more significantly more tense and anxiety inducing, that said, the revenge plot was satisfying!

Watched on Monday October 14, 2024.

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If a zombie invasion hit Havana, this is probably exactly how it would go down.

Cubans are survivalists first and foremost and that is seen here as we follow Juan and his buddies as they navigate the zombie infested streets, and ultimately come up with a plan to make money because why not profit off of the never ending hurdles thrown at the island? Even in the midst of physical survival, there is economic survival to consider which comes to a head at the very end of the film. The Cuban only has himself and other Cubans, no government, no stability, Juan is forced to ask himself the ultimate question: do I leave the island? Do I leave everything I know? Even when it’s overrun by zombies. Juan takes pride in staying through the Mariel boatlift, the “Special Period” in 1990s Cuban history. Every Cuban one day considers, should they leave the island, into the unknown ocean (as they are completely disconnected from outside communication) for the opportunity of something new or stay in their terrain.

This is honestly a timeless movie.

Okay I don’t care if this is a goofy movie where you can predict a bunch of the plot ahead of time, however, the concert setting and father-daughter perspective is unique.

I always look forward to M. Night’s cameos and this one does not disappoint. Apparently Sabrina Carpenter (and probably other artists) call up a fan onstage like in the film.

Josh Hartnett can do no wrong and I liked him as zaddy.

I like the movie poster Easter egg of his daughter’s directorial debut, The Watchers, in the trailer.

This girl is crazy. And her aim shouldn’t be that good. A wild goose chase featuring an almost entirely white cast.

Dadddyyyyyyy Mommmmmyyyy

Y’all hyped this up for what.

Interesting concept I guess but confusing. Honestly love Channing Tatum’s horrible character in this, he does douchey billionaire well.

Demi Moore is mother. Body horror is so back.

Miss Furiosa is a baddie. Shout out to the prosthetic nose on Chris Hemsworth’s face.👃

It’s giving Rosemary’s Baby.👹

I was into the hair makeup and costume design and lowkey wish this happened to me IRL. Overall satisfying watch.

Omg there’s one scene where she looks down the street and it’s straight up all CGI and at that point why even decide to keep that in it was horrible. Practical effects or bust.

Watched on Sunday January 15, 2023.

Watched on Sunday January 15, 2023.

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Watched on Sunday November 20, 2022.

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Mommy horror! Mommy horror!

Watched on Sunday November 20, 2022.

All of the best side performances in horror in one place. Get freaky.

• Idle Hands
• American Mary
• Bodies Bodies Bodies
• The Deliverance
• Tusk
• Infested
• Green Room
• The First Omen
• Us
• Bone Tomahawk

...plus 4 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.