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the world will heal once you realize jigsaw wasn't even that bad

me and the freaky incest twins i pulled by having patron

Something’s wrong. Bad wrong. Do you feel it?

this is such a beautiful and incredible film. it isn’t a film with a story you follow, it’s something that happens to you. it lingers under your skin, shifting from one horror to the next with no explanation. it makes you feel disoriented and unsafe, and that’s exactly what makes it beautiful.

david lynch truly was special. rest in peace, dreamer.

Watched on Tuesday June 3, 2025.

nazi punks, FUCK OFF!

green room is one of the most suspenseful movies i’ve seen recently, it's really anxiety striking as you experience the situation as it unfolds right along with the band, and the characters were developed in a way where you could really feel for them, and what makes this horrifying is that it feels like something that could really happen, like i can't imagine the real life nightmare it would be dealing with nazi punks

this movie gave me the bleak, harrowing experience i was promised, and i get what it was going for and it does it well, it’s grounded, super tense, and the slow descent into chaos is really effective, but michael fassbender character is maybe the most annoying horror protagonist ever, i cannot feel bad for him, like his response to literal sexual harassment was “boys will be boys”, then he kept making stupid decisions instead of just leaving or calling the cops, he had zero right to act shocked that the evil kids were actually evil, sorry man but you had it coming

it also gets brutal, maybe too brutal at times, and it kinda felt like they leaned on the graphic violence to make up for pretty much every other aspect

all in all this is not a fun movie and i will never watch it again, but it achieves what it is trying to achieve very well, the way it snowballs from kids being shitty to horrifying violence to desperate horror is very well done, but the ending felt a little rushed

i just want to be part of something bigger, be part of something important, something that lasts, that means something.

babylon might just be the best three hours i've ever spent watching a movie. seriously, every single minute was an unpredictable, chaotic, and super fun mess.

the music, the colors, the script, the cinematography, the actors, everything is perfection. the editing is masterful, like those three hours just fly by because it's so damn gripping. it's absolutely unreal peak cinema. it somehow makes me want to dive into the film industry more and less at the same time, but god, this movie was beautiful. from the history and characters to the incredible set design and costumes, it's all amazing.

i loved this movie so much because it's so raw in its portrayal of hollywood, showing the insane highs of fame and the rock bottom lows. it doesn't shy away from the industry's dark side, the exploitation, the discrimination, and it's practically perfect in its honesty. this was PHENOMENAL. i'm still lost for words at how brilliantly it captures the beauty and chaos of making movies. i'm just obsessed

the wild ass shit you sit through when you're working your way through an actress's filmography, two stars for samara

Watched on Sunday June 1, 2025.

these men could’ve kissed and ended the movie in 10 minutes

said what the fuck multiple times throughout this and i still have no idea what happened, but i loved every second of it

are you food or sex?
yes.

people are complaining about the long drawn-out scenes, lack of plot, female nudity, and the ending… but i honestly loved every second of it

i love how it portrayed beauty to be worshiped and devoured in such a grotesque way while showing the disturbing reality of how far women are pressured to go for beauty, validation, and relevance, truly one of the best portrayals of the horror surrounding beauty, i don't get why so much hate

Watched on Wednesday May 28, 2025.

ed and lorraine warren wouldn’t have let this happen

what did i just watch? i was severely disgusted, but also super entertained all the way through. to me this is the story of a man who hates the rich and fucks them over in the most provocative and horrendous ways possible, sometimes in literal ways

it's a really freaky movie, like i ain’t never seen some shit like that on film, but it works because desire is evident in many ways throughout the movie, and not always obvious, and it's not always explained, and when it is, they do with freedom for interpretation

the photography, the theme, the voyeurism all deserve a 5, but barry keoghan's final scene was so perfect, and it fits the whole vibe of the movie, psychopathic and brilliant

thank you so much tittertots for the recommendation 🖤

we must experience everything. not just the good, but degradation, horror, sadness

i was genuinely captivated by every part of this. i loved this movie so much, it totally went beyond my expectations. this movie was horrifyingly beautiful, i seriously think it’s a masterpiece, and no one can convince me otherwise. the visuals are unreal, every shot looked like a painting, emma stone and her character bella had such a fascinating progression throughout the movie, we get to see the growth and the development of her personality, her knowledge and her experiences and the whole thing felt so natural, like nothing was forced and every scene had a purpose. i know the plot was a little strange but im obsessed with weird and strange things, so i actually loved that. it’s one of those movies that sticks with you, even if you can’t explain exactly why

me and who

i’ll write something better later when i’m done crying and kicking my feet this was fucking adorable

when there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth.

zombies so slow you can shove pies in their faces is the type of apocalyptic experience i could survive

i could only find the extended version which is maybe a bit too extended, but it was so enjoyable watching them vibing and fucking around in the mall

Watched on Sunday May 11, 2025.

Watched on Sunday May 11, 2025.

honestly, same. i too watch creepypasta videos at 3am and question reality

“let’s go to the cabin to heal” — said every doomed couple ever

Watched on Saturday May 10, 2025.

i wanna be a sad vampire skateboarding down the roads of a neo western ghost town looking for the love of my life too

Watched on Tuesday May 6, 2025.

Watched on Tuesday May 6, 2025.

Watched on Monday May 5, 2025.

had a stupid amount of fun with this one!

it felt new, felt fresh, it's a medieval fable wrapped up in an insane creature feature. it’s funny, then it’s horrifying, and then funny again because you’re panicking, and has an amazing creature design, and i just loved how this seemingly whimsical unicorn concept twists into something unsettling and gory

in the end this might not be a movie for everyone, but i had a good time all around! jenna ortega im free anytime you want

the house is a metaphor, the baby is a metaphor, YOU are a metaphor

somehow it’s about god, art, motherhood, climate change, the bible, and whatever else, but really it’s about how HAVING PEOPLE IN YOUR HOUSE IS THE SCARIEST THING EVER

Watched on Thursday May 1, 2025.

what the fuck is going on, i think i just had an aesthetic orgasm

when will i get to go on scooby doo adventures with daria nicolodi while a super sick jazz opera is playing in the background

thank you so so much for the recommendation mazzymoon, this movie was amazing, it's so entertaining, made me laugh hard at times, and the kills are just chef's kiss, they are super gnarly but he throws some random bangers to play during the scene, like am i supposed to be disgusted or to get up and dance i don't know lol

not sure if i watched suspiria or if suspiria watched me sleep, but it's hands down one of the most visually stunning horror films i've ever seen

Watched on Sunday April 27, 2025.

Watched on Sunday April 27, 2025.

laurie really said i'd like to call an ambulance but not for me 🤡

105 mins of everyone yelling “evil dies tonight” right before evil definitely did NOT die tonight LMAO 10/10 would let michael ruin halloween again

this movie redefined "midnight snack" in the worst possible way

raw is pretty intense and uncomfortable, it starts out like a coming of age story, but quickly takes a hard left into body horror while dealing with topics around desire and identity. it's very graphic at parts but it uses all that to actually explore interesting ideas about instinct and what happens when you just give in to your most primal urges

it's way more than just gore for gore's sake, and it really sticks with you

i cannot EVEN imagine what the audiences thought of this film in 1911, holy shit i would never step into a theater again, this was horrifying and disturbing from beginning to end. i have to believe more than one person ran out of the theater screaming

meh, where is rami malek and hayden panettiere

fuck kids, i'm going nun after this

Watched on Thursday April 24, 2025.

a true INDIE!!!

they made this with less than you can imagine and they pulled it off!

this is so relatable. i too, would go down a zip line for anya taylor-joy.

if you start a movie with a cow flying through the sky chained to a sentient and speaking beyblade i'm going to be locked in 100%

november feels like if A24 adapted a haunted eastern european folklore book written by a guy who eats his own shit for breakfast. there’s plague, betrayal, horny ghosts, possessed snowmen, and a girl who turns into a wolf just to simp harder. it's visually stunning, every frame feels like it was made out of an old gothic fairy tale book, this alone makes it worth the watch

i wouldnt recomend it to everyone, but if you're into chaotic, non sensical weird movies, this one’s for you

This review may contain spoilers.

aliens landed, this is the most important event in humankind and the first thing we did was try to shoot them?? classic

this was recommended to me by John, i really apreciate it because i wouldnt have seen it otherwise, and this was an interesting watch, amy adams acts her ass off, but so many things don't sit well with me, like we don't understand the aliens but they clearly mean no harm, why tf are we arming bombs in their huge spaceship that defies all the laws of physics? and why there is no explanation on how anything is deciphered? the plot revolves around the comunication with the aliens but fuck it, after a few months they magically have a full vocabulary with which they can have a conversation

i don't know, i really enjoy amy interactions with the aliens but overall this felt like a typical military vs aliens kind of story

have not seen a horror movie where crawling inside caves ends well

this movie is peak 90s absurdity, embrace the silliness

freddy is full on cocaine here, the first time we see him it’s as the wicked witch from the wizard of oz, how can you hate this? right from the opening you know you're in for a ridiculous trashy fun time

quentin tarantino's favorite horror film

michael said “get off my lawn” to the entire town.

this movie is a reunion tour for michael and laurie, and she is just waiting for this psycho to come back. everyone else in haddonfield kinda moved on, but laurie got a whole arsenal and a serious "i told you so" face ready.

the plot's pretty simple: michael escapes, and he's just... going home. what's cool about this one is how it ignores all those other sequels, it's like, "nope, none of that happened. this is what REALLY went down after the first one", and i love it for that.

sorry but i didn’t like it, had to do some skips forward to get through it so i don't know if it counts, it felt like nothing really happened, maybe it’s just not my type of film but i couldn’t get into it at all

my absolute favorite films

• Suspiria
• Possession
• The Witch
• Black Swan
• Azrael
• Scream VI
• Final Destination 3
• Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person
• The Lost Boys
• A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night

...plus 84 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.