she/her. 100% genre.
cayce.zone
my opinions are absolute and extremely biased

1969
man I was thinking I wouldn't like this but I came around on it. the visual and aesthetic changes here compared to the first two movies jarred me significantly; gone is the charming staginess, replaced with much more naturalistic (not sure if that's the right word. realistic? I'm not a filmologist) sets and construction. the first two felt like a very specific kind of pulp story come to life in a very specific fashion and over the first two movies…