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A lot more fun than parts one and two!
I do wish it got a little bloodier, but the weird and fun characters were very very fun.
The meta gag with the grave keeper was great and I loved the triple decapitation.
I still think the pacing is pretty sluggish but this is definitely a step up and seeing it at the drive-in was awesome, the way God intended this to be seen.

Unnecessary, but surprisingly impressive!
I hated Mason Thames as hiccup I thought he was terrible I don't think he's a good actor at all and just gets by on his looks (because every basic bitch thinks he's the hottest man on earth for some reason).
I don't think it justifies it's own existence, but no live action remakes do that.
The production design was impeccable as well as the effects, the story is pretty much the exact same just with less impact due to the performances.
Overall I was very impressed but still disagree with it's existence.

Full blown disasterpeice!
It makes no sense and the effects suck and the acting is iconically terrible.
It's infinitely quotable.
Possibly the greatest film ever made?

Absolutely phenomenal, kickass, and fun.
Beautifully utilizes animation to it's fullest potential.

Definitely a step up from the dreadfully slow first film, but I feel it still plods along at a snails pace.
The kills were definitely better this time though.

Tom Hanks yelling is weirdly so satisfying, I don't know why.
This is an extremely fun horror-ajacent comedy with a super fun twist twist ending, even if said ending sort of goes against what the film is saying up until that point.
I also got to check out a cool theater I've been wanting to see for a while, I will definitely be back!

Very delightful!
Wonderfully shot, super entertaining, quickly paced, very funny, satisfyingly bloody, and surprisingly heartfelt despite how mean spirited it is.
I need more queer dark comedies.

Wow, what a stinker.
No plot, no characters, no tension, no atmosphere, no depth, bad acting, horrible cinematography, abysmal dialogue, bad score, I really hated most things about it.
Dan Stevens is still hot though.
This was supposed to take place in 1928.

Wonderful time, a feel good film for the ages

Some solid genre fare.
She didn't really do a lot of ballerina-ing.
I really liked the flamethrower fight that was rad as hell

Why did no one tell me how incredibly awesome poltergeist is?
Hooper and Spielberg direct the shit out of this.
What a scathing critique of 80s suburbia, the house is literally built on top of hundreds of corpses.
The ending is awesome, the graves flying out of the ground and attacking people destroying cars and fire hydrants, the crazy monster ghost, and the house imploding is just the cherry on the damn top.
I thought this was a kids movie for some reason?
80s PG films were another breed man, bring that back.
This must have seriously messed some poor 80s kids up.

Mr Anderson, why was this like that?

It's a pretty good time, rediculous and overly dramatic at times but it's certainly not "bad".
The biggest issue is pacing, there are parts that drag on for a good while and the really fun stuff doesn't really go on for long enough.
I really wish this has leaned farther in to bloody mayhem and given us some more graphic/creative kills, but I can appreciate what's there.
I think it takes itself a bit too seriously, if they had leaned into the campiness of the premise it could have been a lot more successful if you ask me.
Jai Cortney is absolutely astounding in his role here as a incel/misogynist psychopath with a shark fetish, he's charismatic but menacing but also pathetic all at the same time. He truly elevates this film and without his performance the film would not be as fun as it is.
Overall not great but a solid recommend from me.

A 2.5 average rating? You all should be ashamed of yourselves.
Ice cream man is a treat, Clint Howard is acting his ass off and it's so much delicious fun.
It was weirdly sponsored by converse??
Im actually gonna go out and by a pair of converse sneakers just because that psychotic ice cream man looked so fucking cool in them when he was murdering those people.
Y'all apparently can't appreciate genius even if it slaps you in the face with a wet trout.

Revolting.

Spell fuckin' rips.... In the last 15 minutes.
Before that it's pretty repetitive and cliche, but with really solid performances and good cinematography.

Bleak as hell.
The new wave of horror directors is starting off strong.

I'll take like 10 more of these, I would genuinely love to see where the character of tornado goes.
It wears it's inspirations on it's sleeves, almost past the point of homage.
It's kickass, the entire first two acts are one big chase scene but it slows down to a crawl until the bloody vengeance can begin.
But I welcome that, I feel not enough modern films let themselves take a break.
This film is killer, I wish it got more recognition.

Every once in a while a film is made that has the power to completely shift your view of life.
The life of chuck is one of those films.

The 2026 Oscars should just happen already because I know what's taking best picture.

There were about 5 people in my theater including me: one walked out 30 minutes in, two sat in complete silence throughout the entire film, and me an one other guy were losing our shit.
I think that perfectly sums up tim Robinsons style of humor.
Something is so distinctively relatable about Tim Robinsons comedy, I think everyone has moments where we feel as awkward as Craig feels every moment of the day.
The film almost works as a parody of the modern A24 film as well

A 90 minutes goosebumps episode, I love brainscan!
The devil (a sexy freak that crawled out of my computer) made me do it.

What starts as a genuinely pretty good subversion of what you'd expect a karate kid film to be chickens out halfway through in favor of legacy sequel genaricness, but there's fun to be had.
Ben Wong was really good in this.
The soundtrack was obnoxiously forced.
This really felt like 2 different movies, the tonal shift is jarring as hell.
Why was the second half of this edited like a Mr beast video?

Bad but not awful.
Pretty standard Christian genre fare, the old guys tough and his wife is dead but he needs to make money by doing his old job one more time so his wife/daughter/grandchild can pay for surgery.
Competently made aside from terrible editing and some really wonky green screen shots here and there.
Can't be too mad at it, mostly just watched it as an excuse to hang out with my mom.

A film unlike anything I've ever seen.
I didn't exactly know what to expect but I didn't expect that.
Hennenlotter is his most pure and unfiltered form, this is his inland empire.
I need to know where the mutant penis puppet is now, I really hope its framed in a museum.

JUST when I was thinking "well this is weird and sleazy, but it's not super HENNENLOTTER." The mutant hooker pieces popped out and I screamed a scream of joy.
Definitely think basket case 3 is the best hennenlotter but this is a great cheeseball flick for the sickos.
Need a sequel.

The best blockbuster I've seen in years.
Tense, emotional, beautiful, cathartic, and gripping.
Edge of my seat for the entirety of the last hour.
An absolute surprise.
I went crazy when Katy O'Brien showed up

Not as bloody as it could have been and there are parts where it felt either dragging or repetitive.
But this was so much fun, jail Courtney is feral as a misogynistic psycho with a shark fetish.
Score ripped, very reminiscent of Jaws.

I love you toadboy:')

Your DOGS are GAY.

Not usually my thing but my mom turned it on randomly and I watched the whole thing.
Movie made me want a hotdog real bad .

Works best as a background film, something you really only glance up at during the interesting parts.
The zombies are really cool as is the whole haunted object television aspect, it almost feels like an S in that sense.
Pretty awesome final girl and the way she defeated the zombies was pretty kickass.
It's light on plot, but there's enough zombies in here for some solid enjoyment.
Kind of like a watered down dead alive without any of the budget

Had to rewatch this to wash my mouth of that horrific bastardization they decided to shit out into theaters this week.
Jumbas and Pleakly are relationship goals.

A film that bravely asks the question: what if John carpenter's the thing was a lesbian?

Another pretty mediocre action flick but Affleck and bernthals chemistry really works well.
Freeze frame gag had me rolling.

No Disney+ Auto Play, I do not want to watch "Spidey and his amazing friends" right now I am trying not to cry right now.

possibly lynches most sympathetic and optimistic film, it moves at a slow but very deliberate pace that makes it incredibly relaxing to watch.
I teared up multiple times.

Completely hollow and vapid, deprived of all charm and heart of the original. A film perfectly designed in a lab to sell Funko pops at theme parks.
A film for children and adults who never grew up to sit in a theater and be d to, and it will work.
This is one of the most offensively bland films I have ever seen.
Removing every depth of the original and sanding it down so far that a brain dead idiot couldn't not get it, I genuinely believe this film is entirely anti-art.
But like clockwork, it's going to make a billion dollars and absolutely decimate any semblance of sanity me and my coworkers still have left as theater employees.
Woof.

I put no blame of that on the director as I can tell there's a vision struggling it's way just beneath the surface, it gets so so close to doing anything heartfelt a few times but it cheaps it's way out every time.
Lilo's actor gives a really good performance given her age, and it seems like she had a lot of fun.
There are a couple good shots here and there that reminded me of directors previous work but it's drowned out by awful modern blockbuster sheen that's genuinely hard to look at.
I really feel bad for Dean, he seems genuinely defeated in interviews and BTS videos.

Funny adjacent.
Not laugh out loud funny but just like, mildly amusing and easy to watch.
Bill harder is really the only thing that really stands out, he gets a surprisingly badass line towards the end of his character that is a genuinely genius moment.

This review may contain spoilers.

Fucking feral.
An astounding follow up to the directors already astounding film tall to me, which coincidentally was the regal mystery movie almost two years ago and I say made me fall even deeper in love with film.

Let me start off with just a couple negatives that didn't hamper my enjoyment at all.
I felt the older brothers character arc wasn't resolved in a very satisfying way and made his entire character feel less important as a whole.
And there's some serious lack of judgement with a few characters, why in the world didn't he call the police when the kid started chewing on a knife??
But as I said, these do not bother me in slightest with my enjoyment of the film and are simply nitpicks.

On to the (overwhelmingly) good:
This is possibly one of the meanest films I have seen in theaters since when evil lurks.
It's borderline cruel, but keeps it just on the side of fun with some rediculously dark humor moments.

Sally Hawkins is absolutely astounding in this film, Oscar worthy work here.
She's menacing, she commands the entire scene and does not let up once in her performance. but she's also really funny as well, giving the film a sense of fun.

The gore is some next level shit.
The practical effects in this film are some truly nasty shit, they completely transform that kid into something truly unsettling.
I don't think I'll ever get to unsee the knife chewing in my brain.

The tension is so masterful.
It has a similar structure to talk to me in the tension, it starts out somewhat slow with a few creepy moments and then explodes out of nowhere (head banging in talk to me/ knife chewing in bring her back).
Then after it explodes it just never lets up, keeping you on the edge of your seat until the credits roll.

It's shockingly emotional.
While I didn't *cry* I definitely got teary eyed, it's a dark as hell story with some truly tragic events. I felt so hard for every character, even the villain.

The mythology is captivating.
I found myself dying to see more of the supernatural elements.
The glimpses we can see of this "demon" are creepy as hell.
I found myself almost wondering if this has connections to talk to me as both their versions of afterlife could very well be connected. Not that everything needs to be a "cinematic universe" but it's fun to think about.

I found myself astonished by the visuals.
I don't think there's a single bad shot in the film and the visual style feels like such a smooth evolution from talk to me.
I cannot wait to see where rackaracka go in the future because I will definitely be there every time. I really hope they keep making nasty horror flicks but I do think it would be interesting to see something of a different genre as well.

Definitely top 3 of the year so far. I love watching new filmmakers grow, it gives me hope that one day I can get there too.

I was super into this untill halfway through when it fell absolutely flat on it's face.
I have never seen a film disintegrate so fast.
The first half is great though I was really fucking with the weird vibe and cool cinematography.
The villain was great

Pretty decent, I liked tucker and dale as characters and there were some really sweet moments but it just didn't tickle my funny bone as much as I wanted it to:/

I feel like marvel films have zero rewatchability bc this is the third time I haven't like a marvel film nearly as much the second time.
I still think this film is really solid, but like JUST solid.
Crazy that the bar is so low for modern blockbusters that something just good is hailed as a masterpiece.
I don't this this film really gets interesting until the third act.
I think the team dynamic is great and the climax is great as well, but it really really drags in the second act.
Still a good time but just a little bit more lame.
I'm good on marvel for a while I'll come back to it eventually

Friendship is funny. like really funny. Like laugh so hard you feel like your gonna puke funny.
Tim Robinsons character works so well here, the best it's ever worked if you ask me.
There's a relatability to the humor of this film, almost the absurdity of being.
Both characters are pretty much the same, it's just Paul Rudd's is better at hiding his confusion and inadequacy while Tim Robinsons cannot for the life of him understand what doesn't click for him.
That's what makes his style of comedy work so well, it's awkward but relatable.
Easily the best comedy of the decade, the year at least.

I loved the visuals, the blood and guts, and the performances.
I feel it does fall into a lot of the common problems of 2000-2010s exploitation flicks, It does come off as trying to hard in places and it's got a little bit of weird attitude towards women at times but overall it's done very well for exploitation.
I did feel it tried a bit too hard to be dramatic, and those scenes don't really work given the film They are in which gives the film some tonal whiplash.

Easily the best of the franchise.
Tony Todd's appearance was so heartfelt and made me start to tear up, he was such a wonderful person for the horror genre as a whole and it was incredible how they were able to gently wrap up his character without it feeling shoehorned in.
The kills are some of the meanest of the entire damn franchise, if they make another they've got to come up with some crazy shit to top this.
It actually got me to care for the characters before they smashed them up, especially two of them that i won't give away but they're deaths were tons more disturbing than they would have been if the film hadn't made you care first.
I only have 3 real complaints that are more nitpicks tbh:
1: over reliance of cgi for kills.
2: I felt the ending was cheap
3: it completely ignored the rule of if you escape deaths trap it skips to the next person from the previous films.
But really, this was a perfect final destination film in pretty much every way!

Fuck yeah, MA!
I'm officially a MA-head now.
I do enjoy me a shit movie.

I am not a the weeknd fan, but if I was i would stop being one after seeing this film.

I have never actually sat down to listen to any of his music but I have heard it around and always thought it was "pretty good I guess". but having to sit down to watch an entire 2 hour long film written/produced/starring the weeknd and having to actually engage with the music, it's shallow and repetitive and I genuinely dreaded having to listen to another song.

You must be some different kind of self-absorbed to write an entire film about how much of a tortured poet you are and how much everyone loves you and it's okay to be terrible towards women because your "stressed and she's being a bitch!" and make it this absolutely terrible.
I do have to it, it takes massive fucking balls to write a scene where you as yourself are tied up like Jesus on the cross as your sexy crazed fan explains how great your music is to the audience.
Get over yourself the weekend, you are not that guy. You make slightly better than average Walmart radio music.

There are scenes that are trying to be genuinely dramatic in this film that the entire audience was just cackling at simply because of how terrible the weekends acting is and how stupid the dialogue is.
The scene towards the end (spoilers I guess but just don't watch the movie and thank me later) he saves his life by singing his new unreleased song that's so good it instantly moves Jenna Ortega to tears and she saves him, And the song is ass. Like some of the most obnoxiously heavy handed and stupid shit.

I genuinely cannot stand the weeknd anymore, I didn't care about him before seeing the movie but I definitely care about seeing his downfall now.
2.7 is way too high, this shit is definitely bloated from thousands of weeknd fans (didn't know diehard weeknd fans existed before now ngl.) but even the couple guys next to me who were pumped before the movie and talking about how much they love his music couldn't believe themselves at how dogshit this terrible film is.
The weekend himself is just absolutely terrible in this film, rediculously terrible.
You can tell he thought he was giving the performance of a lifetime too, but man that's what ego does to a person I guess.

Jenna Ortega gives a decent performance for what she was given, but her character is "I'm crazy and omg the weekend I love you!!".

I am actually shocked by how genuinely terrible this film is.

There are really good visuals, I think they would have looked better in a good movie but they were still pretty decent.

How do I give a film more than 5 stars???????
Have you ever seen a film better than terrorvision?? No you haven't!!!
If I had known terrorvision fucked this hard I would have seen it years ago!
It has it's own theme song!!!
It has a killer giant monster!!!
It's one of the funniest movies I have ever seen!
This movie is insane!!!!!
I genuinely cannot comprehend how much I loved this film.

Another solid 2000s slasher from this franchise.
Doesn't quite hit the bloody highs of the second, but I'd definitely say it's better than the first.
Death is a mean bastard here, but the deaths don't really feel as inspired as the first two.
I did really love the nail gun and sign-smash, but the exercise machine and tanning beds were a little underwhelming seeing as they're the two kills I hear the most about.
I did guffaw at the tanning bed to coffin cut.

Kickass.
A pinnacle of silly 80s shit, it's got all of the good and some of the bad...
I still think the sexual assault aspect is disgusting and makes it a worse film.
But damn it was fun.

Whimsical and wonderful, a movie for children that doesn't bash you over the head with immaturity.
Got to check out a really cool little theater (the darkside theater) in Corvallis Oregon and took my mom for mother's day.

Still one of the greatest comedies and also greatest films ever made.
The coens best if you ask me.
Never fails to make me smile and a young nic cage is at his sexiest he ever will be.

Every film I've seen since October 12th 2023, I've watched a lot of movies so I don't stand by these rankings.
This list is purely for fun because I like putting movies on lists.
Don't take my rankings too seriously because they don't actually depict how I feel sometimes.

1. Marcel the Shell with Shoes On
2. Wild at Heart
3. The Substance
4. I Saw the TV Glow
5. Bottoms
6. Everything Everywhere All at Once
7. Inland Empire
8. Beau Is Afraid
9. The Lighthouse
10. The Life of Chuck

...plus 751 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Happy new year!!

1. Inland Empire
2. The Life of Chuck
3. Friendship
4. Female Trouble
5. Poltergeist
6. Bring Her Back
7. TerrorVision
8. The Toxic Avenger
9. The Elephant Man
10. The Surfer

...plus 188 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Bring her back: x2

1. The Life of Chuck
2. Female Trouble
3. The 'Burbs
4. Tornado
5. Friendship
6. Bring Her Back
7. I Don't Understand You
8. Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
9. Ballerina
10. How to Train Your Dragon

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

The monkey: x4
Friendship: x3
Bring her back: x3
The count of Monte Christo: x2
Caption America: brave new world: x2
Death of a unicorn: x2
Warfare: x2
The surfer: x2
Thunderbolts*: x2
Dangerous animals: x2

1. The Life of Chuck
2. Friendship
3. Bring Her Back
4. The Surfer
5. The Legend of Ochi
6. The Ugly Stepsister
7. Warfare
8. Better Man
9. Sinners
10. Freaky Tales

...plus 66 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Us
2. Marcel the Shell with Shoes On
3. Wild at Heart
4. Bottoms
5. Raising Arizona
6. Strawberry Mansion
7. Eraserhead
8. Hellraiser
9. The Apprentice
10. Revenge

...plus 32 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

In chronological order

1. Spontaneous Combustion
2. Poltergeist
3. Spell
4. The Faculty
5. Hatching
6. Phantasm II
7. Sin City
8. Feast
9. Attack the Block
10. Between Worlds

...plus 159 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Poltergeist
• The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

• Fantastic Mr. Fox
• Asteroid City
• The Rat Catcher

Films I will be there day one for.

1. Together
2. Eddington
3. HIM
4. Predator: Badlands
5. Superman
6. The Carpenter's Son
7. 28 Years Later
8. The Mastermind
9. The Bride!
10. Weapons

...plus 64 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Regal mystery movies and AMC screen unseens ranked

1. The Life of Chuck
2. Sing Sing
3. Talk to Me
4. Bring Her Back
5. Better Man
6. The Legend of Ochi
7. Companion
8. Sisu
9. Theater Camp
10. Magazine Dreams

...plus 39 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My silly ol' watchlist for shitty goofy mainly 80-90s monster movies.

• Xtro
• Without Warning
• The Beast Within
• Galaxy of Terror
• Invaders from Mars
• Arbor Day
• Tales from the Crypt
• Trancers
• Cat's Eye
• Slime City

...plus 54 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Thunderbolts*: x2
Friendship: x2

1. Raising Arizona
2. Friendship
3. Bring Her Back
4. A Serious Man
5. Frankenhooker
6. The Surfer
7. The Legend of Ochi
8. Final Destination Bloodlines
9. Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
10. Re-Animator

...plus 14 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Bring Her Back
• Warfare
• The Legend of Ochi
• Friendship
• Talk to Me
• Love Lies Bleeding
• I Saw the TV Glow
• Heretic

• Basket Case
• Basket Case 2
• Basket Case 3: The Progeny

1. Videodrome
2. The Fly
3. The Brood
4. Scanners
5. The Shrouds

The hate is fucking forced guys, he's an extremely good filmmaker.

1. Warfare
2. Civil War
3. Ex Machina
4. Men

NEED to see more carpenter

1. The Thing
2. Halloween
3. They Live
4. Big Trouble in Little China
5. The Fog

1. Raising Arizona
2. A Serious Man
3. The Big Lebowski
4. No Country for Old Men
5. Fargo

One of the few modern filmmakers that I feel truly understands how to capture the feel of the golden age of practical effexploitation

1. Frankie Freako
2. The Void
3. Leprechaun Returns
4. PG: Psycho Goreman

Ti West, very hot in the horror genre right now but I personally am not the biggest fan.

1. X
2. Pearl
3. MaXXXine

   Not out yet:(

4. The House of the Devil
5. The Sacrament

🛸✂️🤵🏿‍♂️

1. Us
2. Nope
3. Get Out

   Haven't watched get out yet

🍆🌸🌼🌻🐦🏀😈🤺📪

1. Beau Is Afraid
2. Hereditary
3. C'est la Vie
4. Midsommar
5. Munchausen
6. The Strange Thing About the Johnsons
7. Basically
8. TDF Really Works
9. The Turtle's Head

1. Basket Case 3: The Progeny
2. Brain Damage
3. Bad Biology
4. Frankenhooker
5. Basket Case
6. Basket Case 2

Only features

1. Wild at Heart
2. Inland Empire
3. Eraserhead
4. The Elephant Man
5. The Straight Story
6. Lost Highway
7. Mulholland Drive
8. Blue Velvet

• Final Destination Bloodlines
• Final Destination 2
• Final Destination 3
• Final Destination

The type of shit your dad turns on during a random ass Wednesday afternoon
With special guest appearances by my mom
my dad's unofficial letterboxd

• Nothing but Trouble
• I Bury the Living
• The Lion in Winter
• Condorman
• The Fortune Cookie
• The Lawnmower Man
• Manos: The Hands of Fate
• The Ridiculous 6
• The Green Hornet
• Napoleon Dynamite

...plus 77 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Warfare: x2

1. The Elephant Man
2. The Surfer
3. The Legend of Ochi
4. The Ugly Stepsister
5. Mulholland Drive
6. The Circus
7. Warfare
8. Sinners
9. Freaky Tales
10. Blue Velvet

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Metamorphosis
• The Deadly Spawn
• The Abomination
• Curtains
• Jack Frost
• House
• Pumpkinhead
• Brain Damage
• Critters
• Critters 2

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Evil Dead II
• The Evil Dead
• Evil Dead
• Army of Darkness

Movies I really want on vhs

• Curtains
• Mosquito
• Ticks
• Basket Case
• Basket Case 2
• Basket Case 3: The Progeny
• Critters
• Critters 3
• Critters 4
• The Thing

...plus 24 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Death of a unicorn: x2

1. Marcel the Shell with Shoes On
2. Basket Case 3: The Progeny
3. Revenge
4. Mickey 17
5. Basket Case
6. Universal Language
7. Magazine Dreams
8. The Rule of Jenny Pen
9. Death of a Unicorn
10. Ash

...plus 13 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Marcel the Shell with Shoes On
2. I Saw the TV Glow
3. Beau Is Afraid
4. The Lighthouse
5. Problemista
6. The Iron Claw
7. Everything Everywhere All at Once
8. The Killing of a Sacred Deer
9. First Reformed
10. BEEF

...plus 52 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Okja
2. Parasite
3. Mickey 17
4. Snowpiercer

Captain America: brave new world: x2
The monkey: x3

1. Wild at Heart
2. Eraserhead
3. The Monkey
4. Hellraiser
5. The Apprentice
6. The Girl with the Needle
7. Heart Eyes
8. I'm Still Here
9. Bring Them Down
10. Memoir of a Snail

...plus 16 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Got in for free bc I work at the theater 🤪🤪

-waiting for rescuing rocky to be on letterboxd

1. Percebes
2. A Bird Hit My Window and Now I'm a Lesbian
3. Le Charade
4. a very perry parable
5. Super High: A Period Piece
6. Flocky
7. Family Portrait of the Black Earth
8. The Pinto Variety Hour

One of my favorite directors

1. Longlegs
2. The Blackcoat's Daughter
3. I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House
4. The Monkey
5. Gretel & Hansel

A24's little sibling

1. Parasite
2. Titane
3. Longlegs
4. Cuckoo
5. Pig
6. Revenge
7. How to Blow Up a Pipeline
8. Sanctuary
9. Robot Dreams
10. The Monkey

...plus 13 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

I have yet to see any shorts or documentaries.
I also have not watched maria, seed of the sacred fig, the six triple eight, or Elton John: never too late.

1. The Substance
2. The Apprentice
3. Flow
4. Conclave
5. The Girl with the Needle
6. Memoir of a Snail
7. Sing Sing
8. Better Man
9. Anora
10. I'm Still Here

...plus 16 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. The Substance
2. Conclave
3. Anora
4. I'm Still Here
5. Dune: Part Two
6. Nickel Boys
7. The Brutalist
8. Wicked
9. A Complete Unknown
10. Emilia Pérez

We like watching weird and silly movies

• Okja
• The Monster Squad
• Abigail
• The Gate
• Pumpkinhead
• Child's Play
• Child's Play 2
• Fargo
• PG: Psycho Goreman
• Escape Room

...plus 22 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Saw
2. Smile 2
3. Heart Eyes
4. Joker: Folie à Deux
5. Gladiator II
6. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
7. A Quiet Place: Day One
8. Captain America: Brave New World
9. Twisters
10. Inside Out 2

...plus 8 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

The count of Monte Christo: x2

1. Face/Off
2. The Count of Monte Cristo
3. Better Man
4. Companion
5. Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
6. The Brutalist
7. Babygirl
8. The Last Showgirl
9. Presence
10. Dog Man

...plus 8 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge
2. A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
3. A Nightmare on Elm Street
4. A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
5. New Nightmare
6. Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare
7. A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child
8. A Nightmare on Elm Street

• Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
• Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
• A Grand Day Out

It's finally over!

LONGLEGS x6(66)
The substance x3
A quiet place day one x3
I saw the TV glow x3
Tuesday x2
Love lies bleeding x2
Abigail x2
In a violent nature x2
Late night with the devil x2
The bikeriders x2
Arcadian x2
Inside out 2 x2
Kingdom of the planet of the apes x2
The fall guy x2
IF x2
Ghostbusters: frozen empire x2
Thelma x2
Despicable me 4 x2
Maxxxine x2
Kinds of kindness x2
Fly me to the moon x2
Twisters x3
Deadpool and wolverine x3
Cuckoo x2
Alien Romulus x2
Strange darling x2
Beetlejuice beetlejuice x2
The front room x2
Transformers one x2
The wild robot x2
Terrifier 3 x2
Venom: the last dance: x2
Juror #2: x2
Conclave: x2
Anora: x2
Y2K: x2

1. The Substance
2. I Saw the TV Glow
3. Problemista
4. Sasquatch Sunset
5. Hundreds of Beavers
6. Longlegs
7. Conclave
8. Memoir of a Snail
9. Rumours
10. Flow

...plus 147 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Hellboy
• Hellboy: The Crooked Man
• Hellboy II: The Golden Army
• Hellboy Animated: Sword of Storms
• Hellboy

Y2K: x2

1. Babygirl
2. Flow
3. Queer
4. Nosferatu
5. Nightbitch
6. Werewolves
7. The End
8. Singin' in the Rain
9. Y2K
10. Get Away

...plus 8 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Black Christmas
• Black Christmas

🥚🥚🥚

• The Lighthouse
• The Witch
• Nosferatu
• The Northman

• Wrong Turn 2: Dead End
• Final Destination 2
• Critters 2
• Smile 2
• Puppet Master II
• Terrifier 2
• Halloween III: Season of the Witch
• Puppet Master III
• Creepshow 2
• Ghoulies II

...plus 13 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.