Letterboxd — Your life in film

I didn't like it all that much but I think rob zombie was probably sitting there while making this movie actively hoping people like me weren't going to like it. there's some moments but overall it's just a little too stupid and not in the way I want it to be.

(also lol at rob zombie being credited as music director as if we couldn't guess. this is basically just like a slightly more niche horror version of the snydercut)

really good art! couldn't believe it was over when it was over though. felt like the plot was a little too underbaked but I like what it's doing aesthetically. it's funny to see this kind of slower paced thing being translated to anime, it works for the most part but there's a couple moments where you're like "okay the animators went home early that day". good stuff though!

it's fun to watch this and be like "oh my god! how relatable to what it's like to be in a band!" and then a scene with lars' kids in it plays and you remember that these man children literally have children of their own. honestly super entertaining even not being a super fan of metallica. that scene with dave mustaine was fucking wild.

surprisingly still very funny. mike judge is one of my favorite comedians from his era. I wrote a script in my screenwriting class last semester that was basically a ripoff of this but that's okay.

it's silly and has some great practical effects. what more do you really need? definitely my favorite thing I've seen from wes craven this far. honestly more excited for the later entries in this series. better than a lot of the slasher movies I've seen. classic for a reason

this was an absolutely terrible movie. like it's everything you joke about when you talk about a modernized reboot of a classic series. so incredibly out of touch and cheap. what a stupid ending. praying this doesn't get a sequel but it'll probably get 5.

I mean it's a stoner comedy how critical can you really get? it does the job pretty well. I've certainly seen less funny movies. maybe not my absolute favorite but a fun watch.

very good movie. incredibly brutal. got chills so many times in the theater but also wondering if they put it at that temperature for that reason. only real complaint is that the love plot isn't exactly that well played out but other than that yeah this was pretty fucking good. also ethan hawke I love you man but that accent was god fucking awful

almost unbearably personal. I cannot imagine how much thought must have gone into deciding to make a film about these experiences. some truly painful moments. manages to turn it all into something beautiful, that almost makes it make sense.

I dunno this kinda sucked. and not even just cause I'm pretty sick of the Wes Anderson Formula at this point (which I am). just feels like kind of a weak premise and strangely executed. hate any movie that gets quirky with the aspect ratio. also a lotta dialogue here that makes you go 'wow wes anderson is fifty years old'. do a horror movie bro! or at least something with a slightly different tone? I'm starting to be convinced his whole filmography is just an extended anthology series.