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"Good bad" movie.

Awful. Nonsensical plot, terrible acting, no scares, and aggressively stupid. One or two OK cliche horror shots don't do anything to elevate this from the very bottom rungs of low budget horror.

Bad bad movie. Totally snorifying.

Rewatch: I want to love this film as a Disney fan, a Lin Manuel Miranda fan, and a fan of animation. But it never gets there, despite gorgeous visuals and a couple of wonderful songs.

While Moana is the best version of the modernized Disney princess, her story can't keep up with Elsa's, Judy's, or even Hiro's.

The best Disney films choke me up; this one says "good tunes, great visuals."

While cinephiles watch The Thing and devotees jump into Stuart Gordon or the silent Call of Cthulhu, true searchers after (Lovecraftian) horror land here. Do you read Sutter Cane?

Visually gorgeous and happily modern when it comes to equality, there's not enough here beyond sumptuous aesthetics and one great song.

This movie knows what it is, but not insofar as it can pull either an earnest film or parody out of it.

Best left to happy memories on the video store shelf.

The epitome of 80s schlock horror? The epitome of all schlock horror? Night of the Demons features bad acting, an overtly canned storyline, and a perfect balance of legitimate mood and madcap ridiculousness. For genre fans and the curious, but superlative in what it does.

Fun little John Carpenter/HP Lovecraft- inspired throwback with solid practical effects and a legitimately creepy aesthetic.