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this movie had no right being that good. started as “aw, she’s lonely,” ended with me screaming “GIRL RUN” every five seconds.
sophie thatcher ate, jack quaid was terrifying in the most ✨unsettling nice guy✨ way, and the AI plot?? disturbingly real. like i will be side-eyeing my phone for the rest of the year.
also: that one twist?? i levitated.

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okay. deep breath. this movie wrecked me. like, fully sat there after the credits in silence, emotionally destroyed and spiritually rearranged.

Ryan Coogler really said “let me make a vampire movie about legacy, pain, and the blues” and turned it into the cinematic experience of the decade. Sinners is set in 1932 Mississippi, and follows twin brothers Smoke and Stack (both played by michael b. jordan, flawlessly), who return home to open a juke t. what they find instead is blood, curses, and the ghost of everything their ancestors tried to bury.
the supernatural elements are terrifying, but what shook me more was the emotional weight. Smoke being “turned” isn’t just horror—it’s a metaphor for being consumed by grief, rage, and the sins ed down through generations. Stack, trying so hard to hold everything together, ends up facing the same question: can you ever escape where you come from?
and the blues?? oh my god. the music in this movie isn’t just background—it moves the plot. there’s a moment where Sammie (the musician) sings and you feel time bend around his voice. i literally wrote this down:

“Some music is said to be so powerful, it can conjure spirits from the past and the future.”

that line? tattooed on my soul.
and that final act?? the juke t burning, Smoke cradling Remmick in the fire like he’s mourning his own damn fate… and that vision of the afterlife??? sobbing. like ugly crying.
also that mid-credits scene?? Stack and Mary offering immortality to Sammie and him saying no?? choosing to feel, to grow old, to live life fully?? i’ve never seen a vampire movie end with so much humanity.

a smart, chilling follow-up that dives deeper into power, control, and digital immortality. the stakes feel higher, the world is bigger, and the trauma runs deeper. nanette’s evolution from survivor to leader is sharp, and the episode balances tension and emotion beautifully.
a bold sequel that actually delivers.

a melancholic trip down memory lane with a tech twist

cameron ed a tamagotchi and ended up summoning a digital cult

Does black mirror hate the gays or what

maria blinked once and woke up in verity’s multiverse revenge arc.

they really said “what if healthcare was a subscription service” and i’m like… isn’t it already?

she really followed a bird into a haunted forest like it was giving Dora the Explorer but with trauma.

bro signed up for $5k and forgot to read the fine print: no refunds if you die.

rewatched and yep, still perfect. haunting, beautiful, and deeply romantic in the most messed-up way. taylor and timothée ate (literally and figuratively).
my favorite for a reason.

this rewatch confirmed what i already knew, this one is just vibes. the music? still fun. the humor? hit or miss. the plot? …questionable. like, did we really need a kidnapping subplot??

it’s not terrible, but it definitely feels like the series ran out of steam. at least the bellas went out singing.

rewatched and it’s still a good time, but not quite as magic as the first. the humor’s there, the music’s still fire, and the cast is as charming as ever. rebel wilson and anna kendrick keep it fun, but it’s missing a bit of the original’s spark. still a solid rewatch, though, especially if you’re in the mood for some aca-awesome moments.

rewatched this classic and it’s still pure vibes. anna kendrick’s wit and fat amy’s epic energy make every scene a banger. the music and mashups? timeless. even after all these years, it’s a total feel-good rewatch.

Watched on Friday March 28, 2025.

reneé rapp??? SHE IS REGINA GEORGE. like, she walked in, delivered vocals, served attitude, and left no crumbs. angourie rice did a solid job as cady, but let’s be real, the plastics carried. bebe wood as gretchen?? iconic. avantika as karen?? hilarious. the energy, the comedy, the chaos, it all worked.

This show is heavy, but in the best way. A 13-year-old kid accused of murder, a family falling apart, and a system that’s ready to eat him alive, it’s tense, emotional, and painfully real. Owen Cooper, who plays Jamie, absolutely carries. For a young actor, he delivers such a raw and layered performance that you forget he’s acting. The fear, the confusion, the moments where he’s just a kid caught in something bigger than him, it all hits hard. Stephen Graham and Erin Doherty also bring their A-game, but what really makes the show stand out is its one-take style. It pulls you in and never lets go, making every scene feel urgent and real.

Watched on Wednesday March 5, 2025.

ok but let’s be real… the true main character of this movie? Frodo. like, everyone else was fighting for their lives, and this little guy was out here serving unbothered king energy. apocalypse? never heard of her. aliens? irrelevant. my man Frodo was just chilling in a tote bag, looking cute, and surviving better than half the cast. 🐈

Visually, Beetlejuice is pure Tim Burton: gothic, playful, and heavily inspired by German expressionism. The film’s use of stop-motion animation, exaggerated set designs, and Danny Elfman’s whimsical score create a uniquely eerie atmosphere that remains distinctive even today. If there’s one movie that perfectly blends spooky and silly, it’s Beetlejuice. Tim Burton’s 1988 cult classic is a wild, weird, and visually insane ride that still holds up decades later. It’s got ghosts, goths, and Michael Keaton being an absolute menace… what more could you want?

A premissa tinha potencial: uma mãe aparentemente perfeita que começa a perder o controle da própria realidade, levando a revelações sombrias sobre sua família. No entanto, o filme falha na execução. A trama se arrasta em diversos momentos, tornando-se repetitiva e cansativa. O suspense, que deveria ser o grande destaque, acaba diluído por um ritmo inconsistente e cenas previsíveis. O final tenta chocar, mas acaba sendo abrupto e mal desenvolvido, deixando mais perguntas do que respostas. Em vez de um clímax bem construído, a sensação que fica é de frustração. No geral, Uma Família Feliz desperdiça uma boa ideia com atuações fracas e uma execução irregular. Para quem gosta de thrillers psicológicos, pode valer uma curiosidade, mas não espere um filme marcante ou envolvente.

Watched on Friday March 14, 2025.

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“Nosferatu” is a gothic horror perfected – tragic, romantic, and truly frightening. Eggers pays homage to the 1920s Nosferatu with a brilliant film that feels like the culmination of his career. The entire cast nails their roles. If you are looking for something with beautiful visuals, horney characters, and an unsettling feeling you found it. I loved the costumes, the historical accuracy and effort put into them shined through. As mentioned before, the visuals were beautiful and I would watch it again just for those. Each scene is a piece of art

Watched on Sunday January 19, 2025.

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gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss the movie.

Watched on Friday January 3, 2025.

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Watched on Wednesday December 18, 2024.

Extraordinary. Beautiful. Touching. This is probably the best movie I have ever seen, the entire concept of the movie is ingenious and through the entire film you are on your toes hoping that it ends up right. And the ending is so satisfactory. A very beautiful film.

Watched on Tuesday November 19, 2024.

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The performances are great and the film looks and sounds like a winner. Still, the narrative is not always as tight as it needs to be and the movie is too long.

Watched on Wednesday November 13, 2024.

Sydney Sweeney did phenomenal. Sister Cecilia has definitely made it onto my list of final girls I adore and if I am being perfectly honest, I don't think anyone could have portrayed this character better. Sydney's mannerisms and the way she speaks with apprehension are so perfect for our almost fish out of water character.

Easy kills. Easy to watch. Fun twists. By the way I have a soft spot for both slashers and time-travel movies.

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favorite horror (and sequels) movies 🍿🎬

• Saw
• Saw II
• Saw III
• Saw IV
• Saw V
• Saw VI
• Saw 3D
• Jigsaw
• Spiral: From the Book of Saw
• Saw X

...plus 17 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.