There’s a certain charming cheekiness that existed in this era of cinema that is lacking these days. Bring it back!

Jamie should have spent more time on Letterboxd and less time watching Andrew Tate videos

*Insert Kylo Ren meme*

“More… More! MORRRREE!!!”

The way scenes transition feels like it’s meant to disorient or misdirect you, completely denying your expectations, making you question what’s real and what’s not. Nothing like some good ol’ choppy, dream-like sequences to make you question even your own sanity. 

There are endless possibilities with animation, so I don’t know how I was still surprised that an anime could pull off the same eerie, uneasy suspense that a lot of live action thrillers/horrors do so well. So many classic cinematic tools were used to make it feel like it was shot on camera instead of hand-drawn.

Monstro Elisasue = great couples Halloween costume idea.