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The Power of the Dog 2021
A slow burn that's almost torturous. When the real plot of the movie arrives, it feels both unexpected, but also makes sense- so many small details in the movie become important later, everything feels connected. The performances are all great...so much so, that the uncomfortable moments between characters are almost hard to watch. Rose's character is compelling, she's in a new environment and has to deal with not only living up to expectations, but constantly feeling unwelcome-something almost suffocating to…
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Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2022
Good movie if you ignore the writing, dialogue, and plot. Actually now that I say that-mighta had some potential as a silent film. Don't even remember what the movie was about-but the kills were BRUTAL and would up having some good suspense.
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The Silence of the Lambs 1991
Incredible performances. It feels weird not giving it 4 stars, but man the talk on 'fat women' and transgender people leaves a really bitter taste in my mouth. Besides that, the story is genuinely scary, and watching Hopkins is terrifying and exciting, really adds a lot to the film. Jodie Foster is also incredible, and rooting for her throughout the movie is fun.
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The Hitcher 1986
Watching this again, I can enjoy just how silly some of this movie is. Still-the tension that is almost completely unaddressed between Jim and John makes me go kinda crazy. Like-there's no way no one in the production room didn't notice. The ridiculous chase and action scenes are fun, especially knowing they're practical. The ending leaves me feeling mixed. I still think about this movie several times a week.
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The Silence of the Lambs 1991
the hannibal / clarice prison scenes remind me so much of when my girlfriend drinks at home. she'll have a couple and i won't at all (had to quit, just hit 7 years - bless!) and then she'll just stare at me with her big little Anthony Hopkin eyes and ask me a series of progressively more intrusive questions, beg me to tell her a secret about myself, and complain about wanting more chianti.
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Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me 1992
I'm conflicted here. On one hand, Sheryl Lee gives one of the most tragic performances I've ever seen, the way her character hurtles toward tragedy all while unpacking some of the most heartbreaking trauma I've ever seen in a movie ever. On the other hand though, there's a lot of other visuals, scenes, and characters that feel entirely distracting while I want to see more of how Laura is doing. Yes, I know it connects to the plot of the…
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