About on par with A Thousand and One Nights—though, there are some things I like more and less than the previous Animerama film. Again, the film is a grab bag of animation styles. While some may say they clash, the animation in general is much more fluid than the previous film. The colors are still wild! The erotic elements are a bit more heightened with two scenes that actually seem to want to be titilating, instead of just showing tits…

Okay A24--we're done. No more of these half-realized genre pics, technical exercise, calling cards. May Under The Skin remain the only great film you've released(okay and Spring Breakers).

So what's wrong with Hereditary? It's cynical but not so obviously at first. The first half begins with quite an unexpected plot point and builds upon it with an eerie, grief felt, and almost at the edge of tears/laughter kind of atmosphere. It is refreshing that the film doesn't cheaply go for…

Lazy, hackneyed, and devoid of any new ideas and very little interest. There is little difference between this iteration and H20 and even Halloween: Resurrection. The films are made by different crew members, but they function all the same. Why? Every character is a paper thin plot device, ready to be killed whenever they’ve accomplished the next plot beat. We are never given a single reason to care for any of these characters, outside of Laurie Strode, who within this…