Author: chris

Messy but I found it quite entertaining. I wish there was just more grid in the real world.

Quentin Dupieux continues to delight me with each feature he releases and he seems to have found his perfect lead…

Drops much of the silliness of the original in favor of some truly powerful performances all round.

The slow pace and lack of momentum keep it from ever really pulling you in.

Everything bad about mid 2000’s movies rolled up in one forgettable tale.

Most of the characters were too annoying to get really invested in what was going on.

Beautifully shot but hard to connect with when everyone’s so grating—style and nostalgia can’t make up for empty charm.

Wild, gripping, and endlessly engaging—powered by a phenomenal ensemble and Sean Penn going gloriously off the rails. A blast from…

Some clever twists and solid acting made this one quite enjoyable.

One of the more boring movies I’ve watched in a while.

Gorgeous, emotional, and immaculately crafted—every element clicks, with Del Toro delivering a dark, heartfelt triumph.

Complete bottom of the barrel stuff here. A complete chore to finish.

Terrible Saw rip off but there was still some fun to be had at the terrible acting.

Leans into dreamlike horror with style, channeling that Elm Street energy while keeping its own sinister edge. A worthy follow-up.