i don’t mind the time loop gimmick but i wish there was more here. i can tell it was based on something because it feels like it needs you to fill in the gaps on why seeing certain things or creatures were meaningful

2025 - ranked

Watched on Tuesday April 29, 2025.

the only tiny bits of joy i get from this movie are the meta theater parts from the second act and the x-ray highlight reel of this franchise’s best kills 

fuck you, movie. title yourself final destination 4 and don’t be like that!

(forgot the pervy teacher from MTV’s Scream was the main character in this)

i just know this is gonna be one of those movies where, later down the line, i’ll be able to smugly brag that i saw it in theaters in imax twice (so go see it while you still can)

2025 - ranked

wow this is like sapphic Ravenous (1998) in of the amount of story turns/twists and nothing else

this was the first ever and last ever gaytober movie. in the former context, it was like a ready or not: here comes a bunch of movies! in the latter, it’s ready or not: you’re an adult now

this and Knives Out coming out the same year i think means we’ve been inundated by rich people suck media ever since

animated male love interests don’t have hair like that anymore

cooper raiff has been on my radar for quite sometime and so i finally decided to give this a watch due in part to me graduating college in less than a month (vomits) and to me being very excited to watch hal and harper

i really adored this film’s ending! it was happy but realistic

i fear it may get to a point where i will have watched this more times than adam green himself

oh andrew godfield

don’t mind me just trying to take advantage of my $1 (for 3 months) mubi while i still have it

warning: lots of animal death/harm in this film 

2025 - ranked 

fuck yeah!!!!!!!!

there’s a reviewer that said she knew it was gonna be good when it began with a dedication to “mom and joel schumacher” and while that is true, i knew it was gonna be good when one of the production companies was named “haunted gay ride pictures” with VD carved on a pumpkin

go on criterion collection add The People’s Joker (2024) to your closet and be reincarnated as a lotus flower

it’s gonna be…

i fuck with this movie so hard man! oh my fucking god i’ve heard of angela bettis’s horror acting chops but i hadn’t seen anything with her in it but after watching this (im so thankful this was my introduction to her filmography) i want to watch more of her films! especially 12 Hour Shift mainly because i miss my weekly dose of my favorite 15-hour hell hole The Pitt 

on this week’s episode of why i’m mad at horror twitter: none of you bitches (in the like four years i’ve resided on the space) told me that anna faris does yuri in this movie!!!!!!!!

i just adore when films have a Hot Male Character and they actually cast a hot guy because i completely understand why she crashed out over adam…….

this film is now up there in the ranks of best films about women made by men that exist (2005’s The Descent is also up there btw)

research for my thesis script: part 23

favorite first watches of 2025

i don’t know which one’s funnier: the last film i ever watched as part of my college education was magic mike 2 or when ruth bader ginsburg died i was watching the first one

race & gender in film class - ranked

i wish the happiest of 4/20s to marty, the best horror movie stoner <3

im just underwhelmed i fear (the thing i knew was gonna happen the whole goddamn time was just the third act/conclusion which left me feeling very :/)

research for my thesis script: part 22

tj and i ambushed zander into watching this as a trio… as god (tashi duncan) intended

this and the goofy ass rom com Failure to Launch (2006) are the only two films i know of with hit the road jack as their end credits song

research for my thesis script: part 21

to who ever made the choice to give adam brody a neck tattoo: i am forever in your debt

this movie is so many cool things at once!!!!! and i adore that ryan coogler made the jump into horror i hope he does more work in the genre

2025 - ranked

michael did a knife flip in this and i lost my shit he’s so silly

josh harnett made his film debut in this and immediately starred in The Faculty (1998) what a magnificent man (and scream king)

fun fact: i’ve met the director of this movie! Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981) is his best film

halloween - ranked

so you’re telling me the title is a pun/reference to a bathroom glory hole…….

research for my thesis script: part 20

The Substance (2024) for film bros (and incels who misinterpret it alike)

edward norton i love you!!!!!!! the first half and ending will always be my favorite parts

race & gender in film class - ranked

this made me tear up more than once <3 

(not so fun fact: i’ve seen all of the transphobic horror movies they mentioned)

Titane prequel

he’s just like me fr

i have been in love with brandon flynn since i watched thirteen reasons why in seventh grade

this wasn’t terrible. the cast is amazing—parker posey i’m in love with you. it has decent yet predictable horror moments and it has a cute message/emotional hook but i do wish i laughed more

2025 - ranked 

1. The Social Network
2. Se7en
3. Gone Girl
4. Fight Club
5. Zodiac

• 13 Ghosts
• 20th Century Women
• 30 Days of Night
• 1408
• (500) Days of Summer

  for your consideration disc + blockbuster 

• The Abyss

  special edition

• Aladdin

  special edition

• Alien

  4-film box set 

• Aliens

  4-film box set 

• Alien³

  4-film box set 

...plus 219 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Almost Famous
• The Amazing Spider-Man
• Apollo 18
• As Above, So Below
• Avatar
• Barbie
• Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
• Big Hero 6
• Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)
• Blockers

...plus 95 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Alien
• The Blair Witch Project
• Bound
• Clerks
• Dead Poets Society
• Dogma
• Do the Right Thing
• Ferris Bueller's Day Off
• Fight Club
• I Know What You Did Last Summer

...plus 12 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice
2. Children of the Corn
3. Children of the Corn

horror films i’ve given 4+ stars on this godless app

• 10 Cloverfield Lane
• Abigail
• The Advent Calendar
• Alien
• Aliens
• Alien: Romulus
• American Psycho
• As Above, So Below
• Audition
• The Autopsy of Jane Doe

...plus 139 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Kneecap
• Eyes Wide Shut
• Carol
• Your Monster
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
• Y2K
• Urban Legends: Final Cut
• The Wolf Man
• Wolf Man
• Y Tu Mamá También

...plus 25 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Sinners
2. Companion
3. Grafted
4. Mickey 17
5. The Dead Thing
6. Wolf Man
7. Death of a Unicorn
8. One of Them Days
9. Bloody Axe Wound
10. Better Man

...plus 9 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Final Destination 2
2. Final Destination 3
3. Final Destination Bloodlines
4. Final Destination 5
5. Final Destination
6. The Final Destination

i stole this idea from alicia

• Saw
• A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge
• Handsome Devil
• Titanic
• Set It Up
• School of Rock
• Rocketman
• The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
• Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
• Hot Summer Nights

...plus 96 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Crazy, Stupid, Love.
• Scream
• Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
• Vicious Fun
• Shiva Baby
• La La Land
• Hatchet
• Jennifer's Body
• Ferris Bueller's Day Off
• X

...plus 124 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Jennifer's Body
• Handsome Devil
• A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge
• Rocketman
• The Rocky Horror Picture Show
• But I'm a Cheerleader
• Dating Amber
• Teen Beach Movie
• The Craft
• Ginger Snaps

...plus 123 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Saw
2. Saw VI
3. Saw II
4. Saw X
5. Saw III
6. Saw V
7. Saw IV
8. Jigsaw
9. Spiral: From the Book of Saw
10. Saw 3D

1. Bones and All

   Freaks (2018) - Both film's outcast groups are given a name by society and use it to identify each other--Freaks and Eaters, respectively. "How would I know that you are making sense of the world in anything remotely like the way in which I am? I could only that, if you could in some way express or communicate the sense you are making to somebody else. And that second move requires that the concepts find their way through language into communication" (Hall 11).” The film deals with Chloe and Marren struggling with their Freak or Eater label. When they conclude, both have opted to accept their identities and selves. “The relation between a body and the language used to describe it is unstable, an alien alliance: materiality is not language, and language cannot be material, although each strives to conform to the of the other” (Mitchell and Snyder 7, Disability as Narrative Supplement).

2. The First Omen

   Titane (2021) - Both center women who get unknowingly impregnated and how that impacts their sense of self, body, and future. “While Russo has been criticised for stretching the concept of the grotesque to cover any female body from that of the acrobat to fetishised body parts, there is no doubt that Bakhtin himself states that a ‘senile, pregnant hag’ would be the epitome of the grotesque, and that the grotesque body is one of ‘birth-giving death’, in which a female anatomy is central. The pregnant body in the Rabelaisian narrative on which Bakhtin builds his theory dies, however, in giving birth to a giant son who splits her apart” (Milbank 76-77).

3. Fear Street: 1994

   Time Cut (2024) - In the end, Summer and Deena, the queer Black women at the heart of the narratives, despite societal and familial pressures, pick their queerness and happiness over comphet. “For if, as Sigmund Freud proposed, uncanny effects often have their source in a feeling that something which ought to remain hidden has come to light, Gothic texts open a space for recognizing the construction of ‘queer’ bodies as uncanny, that is, as bodies of knowledge that are supposed to be repressed but which persistently come to light” (Rigby 50).

4. A Quiet Place: Day One

   28 Days Later (2002) - Selena and Samira, in both of their apocalyptic tales, experience Gothic Homelessness, defined as “a phrase she uses to describe the frightening uncertainty of the domestic boundaries that are supposed to safeguard those within its walls – or to evoke the horrifying exclusion (or potential for exclusion) from hip in one’s would-be ‘family.’ Through the trials and failures of its heroine, Lutie, Petry’s novel exemplifies the ways in which Gothic Homelessness proves pervasive for black women, despite their subscription to the American Dream and thus the dominant social ideology. Lutie’s race and gender imprison her within an externally defined identity explicitly at odds with the national ideal; she is consequently rendered prey to nightmarish violations” (Wester 61).

5. Us

   I Saw the TV Glow (2024) - Duality is a significant theme in both films (Dr. Nixon, 2/20). Seeing and being permitted to look at and/or experience something additionally connects these films together. “Afraid to look, but fascinated by the gaze. There is power in looking” (hooks 115). Owen and Red both dared to look and see what they were missing. “By courageously looking, we defiantly declared: ‘Not only will I stare. I want my look to change reality’” (hooks 116).

6. The Blair Witch Project

   The Thing (2011) - Kate and Heather are both railroaded by their male co-workers, who try to micromanage her and/or berate her choices or conclusions. These women chose their career ambitions over raising a family with a husband, and in the latter case, she gets punished for it (Dr. Nixon, 3/25). Dominant ideology links men to goodness, reason, and knowledge, authority, whereas it connects women to hysteria, emotion, and irrationality (Dr. Nixon, 1/21). The men around them don’t respect them because they, like dominant ideology, are afraid of losing their power (Dr. Nixon, 3/27).

7. Ready or Not

   Upgrade (2018) - In both films, Grey, who grew up on the wrong side of the tracks, and Grace, who was raised in the foster care system, are deemed monstrous due to their class, and this view’s monstrosity is validated by the other characters (Dr. Nixon, 1/28). Combined with their lower socioeconomic class, Grey’s disability and Grace’s unusual upbringing mark these characters as queer beings (Dr. Nixon, 3/20). “With domination based on difference forming an essential underpinning for this entire system of thought, these concepts invariably imply relationships of superiority and inferiority, hierarchical bonds that mesh with political economies of race, gender, and class oppression” (Mammies, Matriarchs, and Other Controlling Images 71).

8. Companion

   M3GAN (2023) - M3GAN and Iris, both residing in films titled after their manufacturer’s product name, are robots built to serve and accompany humans. Even though both are purely metal, I would argue that their humanity comes from their intelligence and emotions, so under this thinking, they are, to some extent, cyborgs. “Donna Haraway’s popular notion of the cyborg might serve as the theoretical prototype for constructing a self that can negotiate the incompatibility between ‘disabled’ as physical fact and social identity and ‘person’ as member of the human community” (Tomson 114). Critically, M3GAN is aware of her robotic body, so this cyborg status angers her. When Iris, who thinks she’s human, finds out, the revelation humanizes her, gaining sympathy. “As a hybrid, the cyborg breaks down a profusion of distinctions fundamental to the modern self, transgressing the boundaries between animal and machine, organic and mechanical, me and not-me” (Tomson 114).

9. Abigail

   The Girl with All the Gifts (2016) - Melanie’s environment and race and Abigail’s vampiric nature prompt adultification. A survey on the adultification of Black girls found that people viewed “Black girls as needing less protection and nurturing than white girls, and that Black girls were perceived to know more about adult topics and are more knowledgeable about sex than their white peers” (Blake, Epstein, Gonzàlez 8). By the end of their stories, both girls are no longer doomed to death and don’t have to or think they will get hurt (Dr. Nixon, 4/15). Abigail, as a white girl, is assumed to be young, harmless, and most importantly, innocent. As a vampire and monstrous child, Abigail exists in a liminal state of not yet becoming, and she acts in the veneer of innocence, putting on a knowing performance of cultural norms. (Dr. Nixon, 4/3). Melanie, even if she didn’t have fungus in her brain, would automatically be perceived as “less innocent, less needing of protection, and generally more like adults, it appears likely that they would also view Black girls as more culpable for their actions and, on that basis, punish them more harshly despite their status as children” (Blake, Epstein, Gonzàlez 8).

10. Malignant

    In the mold of queer science fiction, these films make the strange seem familiar and the familiar strange (Dr. Nixon, 1/30). The ideas of making one’s own body alien to oneself and turning one’s everyday situation or surroundings into a monstrous variation of what they know are at the crux of the horror in both stories. Like Stem in Grey, Elisabeth’s Sue and Madison’s Gabriel both embody the queer nature and body horror of being inside someone else (Dr. Nixon, 3/18). In order to live, the secondary entity consumes the dominant one (Dr. Nixon, 4/15). “The idea of the monstrous female is not a recently conceived one, and this view of women as monsters, existing outside the realm of the natural, as being labeled as Other, lends an element of fear to the feminine. However, positioning women as something to be feared because of what they are, or what their bodies can do, also lends an element of power and agency to the female body” (Rapoport 622). At the end, their true nature is revealed: “Difference demands display. Display demands difference. The arrival of a narrative must be attended by the ‘unsightly’ eruption of the anomalous (often physical in nature) within the social field of vision” (Mitchell and Snyder 55, Narrative Prothesis).

*CRS 360: Race and Gender in Pop Culture, TV, and Film

1. Get Out
2. Thelma & Louise
3. Fight Club
4. Black Panther
5. Crazy Rich Asians
6. The Devil Wears Prada
7. Magic Mike XXL
8. Avatar
9. Pocahontas
10. The Help

1. Halloween
2. Halloween
3. Halloween III: Season of the Witch
4. Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers
5. Halloween H20: 20 Years Later
6. Halloween Ends
7. Halloween II
8. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
9. Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers
10. Halloween Kills

*WGS 400: Queer Pasts/Monstrous Futures: Gender in Sci-Fi & Horror Films

1. The Substance
2. I Saw the TV Glow
3. Upgrade
4. Titane
5. M3GAN
6. The Girl with All the Gifts
7. 28 Days Later
8. Freaks
9. The Thing
10. Time Cut

1. Challengers
2. The Substance
3. Nosferatu
4. Babygirl
5. The First Omen
6. Lisa Frankenstein
7. Drive-Away Dolls
8. Your Monster
9. I Used to Be Funny
10. Kneecap

...plus 92 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

only including feature-length horror movies (otherwise Whiplash would be third) and no tv shows!

1. Us
2. Get Out
3. The Invisible Man
4. Sinister
5. Upgrade
6. Freaky
7. Creep 2
8. Paranormal Activity 2
9. Happy Death Day 2U
10. Creep

...plus 37 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

*world cinema (ENG 171)

1. Breathless
2. Close-Up
3. Metropolis

   week 3 - cinema & modernity 

4. Akira
5. Stagecoach

   week 2 - the early development of narrative cinema 

6. The Battle of Algiers
7. Modern Times

   week 4 - cinema & modernity II

8. Suspense.

   week 2 - early development of narrative cinema 

9. Black Narcissus
10. Black Girl

...plus 8 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

*ENG 464: Classic Hollywood Cinema & The Studio System

1. Bride of Frankenstein
2. Singin' in the Rain
3. Mildred Pierce
4. Double Indemnity
5. I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang
6. Casablanca
7. Bringing Up Baby
8. Modern Times
9. Angels with Dirty Faces
10. Jezebel

1. Paranormal Activity 2
2. Paranormal Activity
3. Paranormal Activity 3
4. Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones
5. Paranormal Activity 4

1. The Outside
2. The Viewing
3. The Autopsy
4. The Murmuring
5. Dreams in the Witch House
6. Pickman's Model
7. Graveyard Rats
8. Lot 36

1. Clerks
2. Dogma
3. Clerks II
4. Red State
5. Chasing Amy
6. Clerks III
7. Mallrats

1. Bride of Frankenstein
2. The Wolf Man
3. Frankenstein
4. Dracula
5. The Mummy
6. Creature from the Black Lagoon

1. Scream
2. Scream VI
3. Scream 2
4. Scream 4
5. Scream
6. Scream 3

movies i enjoyed and/or rated 3.5 or more stars; in chronological order

• Clerks II
• God's Own Country
• Carmen
• Clerks III
• Raising Arizona
• Stagecoach
• American Fiction
• Metropolis
• Pariah
• Fargo

...plus 95 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. The First Omen
2. Damien - Omen II
3. The Omen
4. The Final Conflict
5. Omen IV: The Awakening

1. Pilgrim

   season 2, episode 2 - thanksgiving

2. I'm Just F*cking with You

   season 1, episode 7 - april fools day

3. Pooka!

   season 1, episode 3 - christmas

4. Culture Shock

   season 1, episode 10 - fourth of july

5. Flesh & Blood

   season one, episode two - thanksgiving

6. A Nasty Piece of Work

   season 2, episode 3 - christmas

7. All That We Destroy

   season 1, episode 8 - mother’s day

8. Tentacles

   season 2, episode 11 - valentine’s day

9. Midnight Kiss

   season 2, episode 4 - new year’s eve

10. The Current Occupant

    season 2, episode 10 - fourth of july 

...plus 6 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
2. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
3. Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III
4. Texas Chainsaw 3D
5. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
6. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning
7. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
8. Leatherface
9. The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre

1. Anatomy of a Fall
2. Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.
3. Barbie
4. Past Lives
5. ages
6. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
7. Chasing Chasing Amy
8. Priscilla
9. Poor Things
10. American Fiction

...plus 88 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Signs
2. The Visit
3. Trap
4. Knock at the Cabin
5. Old

1. Aliens
2. Alien
3. Prey
4. Predator 2
5. Predator

1. Scream
2. New Nightmare
3. A Nightmare on Elm Street
4. Scream 4
5. Scream 2
6. Cursed
7. Scream 3
8. The Hills Have Eyes Part 2
9. The Last House on the Left
10. Invitation to Hell

...plus 6 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Reservoir Dogs
2. Jackie Brown
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Four Rooms

only including a24’s produced narrative feature films

1. X
2. Past Lives
3. Priscilla
4. Bodies Bodies Bodies
5. I Saw the TV Glow
6. Love Lies Bleeding
7. Pearl
8. Eighth Grade
9. It Comes at Night

each franchise (3+ films) is represented by the poster for my favorite film in the series if i’m finished with it & the first if it’s in-progress

1. Scream

   finished - 6/6

2. A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge

   finished - 9/9

3. Evil Dead II

   finished - 5/5

4. Fear Street: 1994

   finished - 3/3

5. Saw

   finished - 10/10

6. Friday the 13th Part 2

   finished - 12/12

7. Hatchet

   finished - 4/4

8. Child's Play 2

   finished - 8/8

9. The Conjuring 2

   finished - 3/3

10. Tremors

    finished - 7/7

...plus 19 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. The Conjuring 2
2. The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It
3. Annabelle Comes Home
4. The Conjuring
5. The Nun II
6. Annabelle: Creation
7. The Nun
8. The Curse of La Llorona
9. Annabelle

listed in alphabetical order (for the most part) and extra lore is provided in the notes - NOT UPDATED

• 10 Things I Hate About You

  dvd. target $5 section. 

• 17 Again

  dvd. looney tunes. 

• (500) Days of Summer

  dvd. goodwill. 

• Alien

  part one in a four-part dvd box set. planet fun. 

• Aliens

  part two in a four part dvd box set. planet fun. 

• Alien³

  part three in a four part dvd box set. planet fun. 

• Alien Resurrection

  part four in a four part dvd box set. planet fun. 

• AVP: Alien vs. Predator

  dvd. thrift store. 

• Aliens vs Predator: Requiem

  dvd. thrift store. 

• American Psycho

  blu-ray. Fopp in covent garden, london. 

...plus 256 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Batman Returns
2. Batman

   love the red flairs and super bat-shaped car wings 

3. Batman

   liked the foreskin and nothing else

4. The Batman
5. Batman Forever
6. Batman & Robin
7. The Dark Knight
8. The Dark Knight Rises
9. Batman Begins
10. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

1. Hellraiser
2. Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth
3. Hellbound: Hellraiser II
4. Hellraiser
5. Hellraiser: Bloodline
6. Hellraiser: Inferno

*queer stories in tv and film (TRF 530)

1. The Watermelon Woman
2. Rafiki
3. The Rocky Horror Picture Show
4. Pride
5. Pariah
6. Shortbus
7. Tangerine
8. A Fantastic Woman
9. Black Mirror: Striking Vipers
10. Down Low

...plus 4 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Inception
2. Tenet
3. Oppenheimer
4. The Dark Knight
5. Dunkirk
6. The Dark Knight Rises
7. Batman Begins

• The Twilight Saga: New Moon
• Love Lies Bleeding

*sherlock holmes, james bond, and british masculinity on screen (FIL/WGS/QSX 416)
excluding Is That Black Enough For You?!? (2022) because it’s a non-fiction documentary

1. The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
2. Sherlock: A Study in Pink
3. GoldenEye
4. Casino Royale
5. Dr. No
6. Skyfall
7. The Hound of the Baskervilles
8. Live and Let Die

1. Sherlock: The Reichenbach Fall

   season two, episode three
   

2. Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia

   season two, episode one

3. Sherlock: The Great Game

   season one, episode three

4. Sherlock: The Sign of Three

   season three, episode two

5. Sherlock: The Hounds of Baskerville

   season two, episode two

6. Sherlock: A Study in Pink

   season one, episode one

7. Sherlock: The Empty Hearse

   season three, episode one

8. Sherlock: The Blind Banker

   season one, episode two

1. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
2. Shaun of the Dead
3. The World's End
4. Hot Fuzz
5. Last Night in Soho
6. Baby Driver

1. Chasing Chasing Amy

   october 14th - 13/14 (with two producers, editor, and director present!)

2. Silver Haze

   october 6th - 3/14 (with writer/director and two main actresses present!)

3. The Queen of My Dreams

   october 8th - 6/14 (with the writer/director, one of the main actresses, editor, and producer present!)

4. May December

   october 7th - 4/14

5. Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever

   october 8th - 7/14 (with the writer/director and main actress present!)

6. The Bikeriders

   october 6th - 1/14

7. Four Daughters

   october 13th - 11/14 (with the director present!)

8. The End We Start From

   october 14th - 12/14

9. Omen

   october 12th - 9/14 (with director present!)

10. Last Summer

    october 8th - 8/14 (with writer/director present!)

...plus 4 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Bones and All
2. Everything Everywhere All at Once
3. X
4. Nope
5. The Menu
6. Fresh
7. Barbarian
8. Glass Onion
9. Good Luck to You, Leo Grande
10. The Black Phone

...plus 73 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge
2. New Nightmare
3. A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
4. A Nightmare on Elm Street
5. Freddy vs. Jason
6. A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
7. A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child
8. Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare
9. A Nightmare on Elm Street