Well, movies, we had a good run. And I really thought we were going to make this last for the long haul, I really did. We've shared a lot of great memories (remember that one time, you know, with all the cars, and the one car goes from one skyscraper into the other skyscraper? That was a good one). But for all the excitement, the vulnerability, the intimacy, the passion, we both knew something was going to get in the…
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No One Will Save You 2023
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Disney could have spent 0% effort on a marketing campaign for this and released it in 2,400 screens this past weekend (going up against The Nun II in its third week and the fucking 4th Expendables movie), and it could have easily grossed $50 million or more in a slow late September-early October B.O. But this is a 20th Century Studios movie, so of course it is unceremoniously dumped on Hulu, and I'm sure a…
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Asylum 1972
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I probably should have caught wise to the fact that this is an anthology film before the first story was completely over. I was looking forward to a movie about a bunch of disembodied, bagged up limbs killing folks!
Robert Bloch (writer of Psycho) adapts his own short stories, and I think they are re-situated nicely for the screen. Each have their distinct eerie quality and nice slow buildup. It's the frame story that kind…
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Skinamarink 2022
Fantasia Fest 2022 - #12
Embargoed.[UPDATE: One of the best of the fest for me. Gave me a nervous, antsy fear throughout. It is deliberately paced and requires some patience. But it feels like a truly rare horror film that has its own identity while also being effectively moody. Also, it's weirdly nostalgic. Reminded me of nights as a kid when I couldn't sleep, when I'd sneak downstairs to watch the classic cartoons which played in the early morning…
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The Batman - Part II 2025
THIS JUST IN: "Untitled The Batman Sequel" to be titled "Thee Batman." Trilogy capping third film greenlit by Warner Bros., to be called "Three Batman"
