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This was well done! It's no easy feat creating a 3 minute film...let alone one that creeps you out. Some of the monster placing was well done and I often found myself squinting through the dark to see if it was hidden anywhere. Great job!
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I really do not like it, but have made peace with the fact that I am in the minority.
MIDSOMMAR feels like the work of a director embarrassed to be making another horror movie.
Florence Pugh's great in it, though.
Florence Pugh's great in it, though.
Thanks all so much, appreciate the kind words and you taking the time to watch it!
As of now It looks like I'm gonna start shooting the feature in May/June.
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After a hectic schedule and coming back from a holiday vacation, I finally just got around to seeing Thanksgiving. Went in with low expectations but was pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed it.
The movie struck a perfect balance of being suspenseful and engaging, while also being hilarious and tounge-in-cheek. The small theater I was in was only half full but everyone else in there loved it.
I know it’s probably almost too late as the movie is really nearing its theatrical run, but go see Thanksgiving! It was the most fun in a horror film I’ve had in years! It was certainly better than the last two Scream movies.
The movie struck a perfect balance of being suspenseful and engaging, while also being hilarious and tounge-in-cheek. The small theater I was in was only half full but everyone else in there loved it.
I know it’s probably almost too late as the movie is really nearing its theatrical run, but go see Thanksgiving! It was the most fun in a horror film I’ve had in years! It was certainly better than the last two Scream movies.
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I went in with low expectations as well based on Roth's previous work, but it really feels like this is the kind of stuff he should be doing.
Yearly reminder that the original BLACK CHRISTMAS from 1974 is a classic if you're in the mood for something eerie this Christmas season.
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This is one movie I always recommend to people. There are so many that haven't seen it
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As someone who watched all of the Saw films this year leading up to Saw X.... I'M SO HYPED!!!!! I love this franchise so much 
Really hope we see more of Hoffman and also continue the story with Cecilia. They left her arc at a cliffhanger.
As someone who watched all of the Saw films this year leading up to Saw X.... I'M SO HYPED!!!!! I love this franchise so much
Saw X was fantastic, so I'm already in support of Saw XI. Hell, give me Saw XII so this can be a trilogy.
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I literally just wrapped up an entire franchise re-watch of Saw in order to refresh before I saw... Saw X.
And man do those middle films drag and drag and dragggggg. I've always considered them guilty pleasures but they truly are time capsules of an alternate universe where everyone is an absolute idiot filled with hair trigger violent tendencies and a complete lack of human corporation and the franchise just jumps the shark so many times.
I actually enjoyed Spiral more than the average fan because it really was a throwback to the style of the original first films in the franchise with its more procedural approach. By X I was so beyond over the idea of a multi-person group going through a series of traps together. I'm baffled as to why they decided that needed to be the framwork for a gigantic middle chunk of the films as if it was written in stone.
X was a real revelation by the time you got to it because Tobin just always kills it as John Kramer and as funny as it sounds (and as bad as that wig is), it's somehow a treat to see his apprentices show back up even though they've never been THAT revered in the overall zeitgeist.
And man do those middle films drag and drag and dragggggg. I've always considered them guilty pleasures but they truly are time capsules of an alternate universe where everyone is an absolute idiot filled with hair trigger violent tendencies and a complete lack of human corporation and the franchise just jumps the shark so many times.
I actually enjoyed Spiral more than the average fan because it really was a throwback to the style of the original first films in the franchise with its more procedural approach. By X I was so beyond over the idea of a multi-person group going through a series of traps together. I'm baffled as to why they decided that needed to be the framwork for a gigantic middle chunk of the films as if it was written in stone.
X was a real revelation by the time you got to it because Tobin just always kills it as John Kramer and as funny as it sounds (and as bad as that wig is), it's somehow a treat to see his apprentices show back up even though they've never been THAT revered in the overall zeitgeist.
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I'm right there with you with Spiral. It's up there with the first 2 for me.
Saw X was also surprisingly good and I agree - those middle movies drag lol
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