She sneaks into the room. She takes the gun. She aims it at him. She wants to pull the trigger. She wants to kill him. But she can't. Because she loves her. And maybe she loves him too. So she turns the gun on herself.

"You've stumbled into Elisabeth and Eva's life. The universe of madness and death."

Widely considered to be Rollin's magnum opus, and I can certainly see why. Everything delivers at 110%. The camerawork is gorgeous, creating…

Cay more like GAY.

I was impressed by pretty much everything in this movie. The drama sat comfortably in this Goldilocks zone, not too heavy to distract from the scene itself, but also not too light so that you don't feel the weight of each scene. Just right.

I don't typically point this out for most movies, but the dialogue was very, very good. A lot of the lines worked as either really funny one-liners or were just plain beautiful.…

Daytrippers is a difficult film to describe. It has this certain sort of coziness and warmth that makes you want to be wrapped up inside of it like a thick, fuzzy blanket in the winter time. There's a familiarity about the family dynamic that exudes comfort and evokes a strong desire from the viewer to be a part of it. Simultaneously, we are faced with some of the most infuriating characters and decisions that cause that fuzzy blanket to start…

The contrast between leads was powerful. The arc for each was significant in what it symbolized for how different people handle inflicted trauma. For Claudia, it was the desire to move on. She wasn't angry, nor did she want revenge. She simply wanted for it to be left behind in the past. While she certainly comes across as the more reasonable one of the two, I like to think it also stood for a certainly level of fear. To, quite…

There's nothing I can say about this movie that hasn't already been said before, but I'll try anyway.

Merciless is the word that comes to mind quickest. There's something about each and every scene taking its time to show us everything without fear or hesitation. Céline Sciamma, evidently a master of her craft, was entirely unafraid to tear our hearts into tiny little pieces. The minimal cuts of the camera gave us so many small glances and gestures, ones we…