“You will never escape my vengeance”
Barbara Steele has to be the amethyst of scream queens. I grew up watching her films (be it she was either the cursed witch or the devious mistress) and kind of shock not to see her along other horror queens. But out of all this expresses her beauty and talent coincidentally skyrocketing her career in the gothic macabe.
it’s dated but passed it, it holds charm
“Blessed be the sinners, for the day of atonement is at hand.”
This just has so much campiness that it was a lot of fun. Sure it’s redundant in a decade of better or more well-known slasher flicks. But this knew what it was and ran with it. The last two acts with its looming score felt like throwback traditions to 50s horror cues which was cool.
In an era of dumb teens I actually like about 1/3 of the…
“I'm afraid. I'm afraid, Dave. Dave, my mind is going. I can feel it. I can feel it. My mind is going. There is no question about it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I'm...afraid.”
got to stand in the bedroom set from the film at the air & space smithsonian museum. my whole life led me up to the point where a set piece from a master film made me feel whole again and somewhat gave me solace. childish but sentimental.
I feel concluded...so adios
"Fear."
Okay to start off, this is my review of the remake...reboot...wait no a reimagining...no an adaptation? Wait I don't give a fuck cause all those words essentially mean the same thing! This is a different representation but still intact with the novel so I can care less about using those words. I hate seeing people comment on reviews and mainly writing shit like that to seem like their smart...I got news for you...you're not smart, you just look like…
