Letterboxd — Your life in film

WOW!

Seven and Heat (and that scene from Halloween) rolled into Batman couldn’t be more my thing.

But what happened to that giant dog?

I'm very happy Blades exists and that this "sight unseen" purchase from Vinegar Syndrome paid off. The two leads are stiff, but this Jaws knock-off is so lovably tacky. Bravo to the cinematographer (television vet James Hayman) and his team for keeping things visually fun.

“Insanity runs in my family. Practically gallops.”

One of my favorite films of all time.

Tana leaves!

Holds up. One of my favorite horror films of the aughts. Love the scope, the Texas Chainsaw, Tourist Trap and House of Wax ingredients, love the soundtrack (no shame).

The one where Michael has finally settled down but finds himself up against some home invaders with cameras.

One of those slashers that has a lot of quirky “hang time” (which I really don’t mind). When the kills do come they are with urgency and a mean streak. Save for the sheriff and the coaching assistant, every dude looked identical. There’s a wide shot in the opening kill that’s pretty wild.

So wild, I had to see it again right away.

It still hurts my heart when the Creature discovers he can’t breathe underwater.

A revelation. Thank you for streaming, Shudder.