Not poking fun at the horror genre but celebrating it. Horror and comedy move entangled almost seamlessly.
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I have a soft spot for Event Horizon. Cosmic horror is just rare and kind of fun. I’ve seen the movie quite a few times, but when I watch it
Glass is so impatient with its characters that it feels detached from Unbreakable and Split. The camera jumps around, dialogue is fast and sometimes feels weak, and McAvoy is a
Building off of what came before, Regan, the daughter, is now empowered and her and the movie at large are reconnecting humanity. If the first movie was about grief, sacrifice,
Kudos to the extra who fist-ate a jar of mayo to convey their new crazed state.
Raising children in post-apocalyptic uncertainty is a fine backdrop for parental love and sacrifice. A Quiet Place builds its characters strength off of perceived weakness.
The acting is whatever, the fights are whatever, and the characters are unlikable (or worse, uninteresting) and nothing balances that out. The movie doesn’t even have the stones to commit
It avoids scrutiny that normally happens because it is just two people and both feel fleshed out to make their behaviors make sense. A very unsettling film, and I may