Ready or Not 2: Here I Come could have saved itself the effort. You know when you’re really rooting for something that should succeed? I know some people have their sports-ball teams. I felt something vaguely similar when one of my favorite esports teams, EnVyUs, was announced as the Dallas Fuel roster for the inaugural […]
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“V/H/S Beyond” is almost as hard to review as it is to type out. It’s six pretty disparate stories held together by a loose theme, and each short film attempts its own storytelling style, actors, thematic elements, and perspective. But it would be far too generous to say each short actually achieves those heights. From
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I can appreciate movies that don’t pretend to be anything other than what they are. Freaky is one of those movies. What is unusual is it feels like both a good and a bad thing. It’s a parody of Freaky Friday, and when it hits the parody angle hard, it’s hilarious. The problem is that
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Major Spoilers for Saw, Saw 2, and Saw XIt’s the TENTH Saw movie, y’all, and Tobin Bell is back as either the most or least Jigsaw you’ve ever seen depending on your perspective! Sad news for nobody in the world but Jigsaw and fucking Amanda: Jigsaw is dying. He’s got a bad and late stage
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So Kas had seen this one and I hadn’t. Midsommar is a weird cult story that makes me wish my people (white vaguely Scottish/Irish people) had more culture and legend (or at least that I knew our mythology better). At least I have mental illnesses and queerness to enrich my perspective (hooray?). There are a
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Immaculate was one of the creepiest so far. The movie successfully balanced a lot of unsettling elements while intentionally refusing to prove something was definitely wrong. Her not knowing the language, the dreary settling, the one girl that didn’t like her for no reason: you know something is wrong with this place, but not what
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WTF did I just watch? How did they pay for the bus? Where is John? Why don’t the changelings look like people? What does “follow the birds” mean? Why did she name him “Darwin”? Why are the birds both harbingers of ruin and salvation? Are they all murderers? How did the old lady learn the
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The Visit was a weird one. It fails where you’d think it would succeed, and succeeds where you think it would fail. One of the biggest problems with The Visit is it doesn’t fully commit to the medium. For instance, the girl’s relationship with her documentary, her art, is never made clear. How does she
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Late Night with the Devil is a highly stylized experience for the indie horror cinephile. While it’s not the scariest movie we’ve seen this year, it’s definitely a confident and well-told story that knows what it wants to be. It utilizes classic, practical effects (as well as digital effects) which fit the 70s aesthetic and
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Oz Cobb may find walking painful, but the series premiere of The Penguin didn’t miss a single step. The Penguin picks up where The Batman left off. A flooded and disparate Gotham. One crime lord dead (Carmine Falcone), another in prison (Salvatore Maroni) Lawlessness without order rules the streets. But where The Batman stumbled about,
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