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I got lightheaded when Hayley did the tongue thingy with the hand.

Gf had to go pee right at the climax of the movie and had to watch it on her phone after the movie ended. Just as Yorgos intended.

I love how the franchise has come to embrace their inconsistent rules. Things get messy when you mess with death or whatever. The intro premonition scene was stellar. I was sweating! Very very cool to see on an IMAX screen. I’m curious if they’re going to try making any more installments.

This movie is huge for lovers of the color red (me).

Unmatched sleazy vibes in 2022! Gross, murderous old people rule. I loved the whole porn crew. They had some great banter. Here’s to the perverts!

@ Duckie
YOU ARE GAYYYYYY

The drop-off in quality from the previous installment is insane. The shoehorned-in 3D shots gave me a giggle.

Tanning bed scene + Mary Elizabeth Winstead make this movie worth the watch.

This review may contain spoilers.

When the credits rolled at the screening, I overheard someone say it would have been much more effective if the little boy hadn’t actually been sick and the dad had killed him senselessly out of paranoia. I think they had a good point.

I liked the dynamic of the bandmates. I would have been okay with watching a movie of them just touring around the PNW and getting into antics. Too bad they had to go and see too much.

I could never watch this movie growing up due to my fear of mummies. Even the poster terrified me. I can’t believe how goofy it actually is. Rather far from the chilling horror picture I envisioned as a child. I’m always happy when a movie mentions anthropology.

Scared my girlfriend by telling her about my Swedish ancestry as soon as the credits rolled.

it wOUld bE exTrEMeLy pAiNFuL

I need to make a list of all “men suffering in the wilderness” movies I’ve seen. I would also have to be tied up if I had to spend two days in a swamp.  A very stressful movie. The trees falling scene was a standout for me. The finale was also chefs kiss. Stressful Cajun music.

Finally gave this one a proper rewatch. I watched it for the first time on a chromebook ages ago during high school. The Criterion blu ray was like a totally new experience! This movie is hardcore analog filmmaking porn. Watching John Travolta work with all that tedious machinery just makes me wonder how movies ever managed to be made.

Ngl, I was pretty unsure about watching this movie. The Frida paired it with Bodies Bodies Bodies for a double feature. I didn’t know if this experimental, dance-heavy movie would keep my attention. I’m glad I stuck around and watched it because it was pretty rad. Definitely a true mind melt by the end. I was never bored during the runtime. I felt absolutely entranced!

Unfortunately, I am the Bee of the friend group. Down to gifting zucchini bread. Watched this at the Frida and they gave us glow sticks! Very fun, crowd-pleaser movie. I would show this to my fellow gen Z friends so they think I’m cool.

Really fun to watch in a full theater, laughing along with everyone. And ugh that cinematography! The black-and-white 4:3 was the perfect choice. Almost as perfect as Dafoe’s and Pattinson’s dancing.

The Witch (2015)                              Eyes of Fire (1983)
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Nothing good happens to disgraced pilgrims living in the woods

Sometimes you just have to watch a movie in a theater that’s so loud you’re temporarily mildly deaf afterwards.

A great movie to watch in a theater with a full audience. I wanted to know the ghosts backstories though! How did they get like that? Maybe they have good reason to be so angry.

It was delightful to subject my girlfriend to this masterpiece.

Undeniably stunning, but sometimes I wished I was taking part in the Stop Making Sense dance party happening in the neighboring theater instead of watching these Russians suffer.

It’s a shame no one in the Final Destination series has bones

The epitome of 2000s horror I think.

This happened to a buddy of mine (me).

Liked it a little more on rewatch. Maybe the 16mm print helped. I still am not a fan of the animal deaths. The is-cannibalism-a-myth storyline hit a little more this time though. Why did they bring Pat on this trip? I don’t think she made for the best company.

I adore Gail the foul-mouthed child so much. This movie would be excellent if the third act was a bit tighter. Less white men standing around and talking to each other please. More Gail.

Top notch acting! Delightful creature effects! Absurd plot! What more could you ask for in a movie? Plus, I got to see it on a wonderful 16mm print. That’s cinema, baybeeee.

I feel like I should like this one more than I do. There’s some great stuff in it, but I think the pacing is just too glacially slow for my taste. Maybe an incredible score could have saved it. The defeat of the killer is absolutely fantastic though. Girls get it done!

I didn’t like this movie when I first watched it in high school. I appreciate it more now. There are some extremely funny scenes. It was enjoyable to watch in a theater with an audience. I need to rewatch it with subtitles though. I do not always process dialogue well. I would probably like it more if I was less sleepy while watching. That’s on me though.

I just think Christoph Waltz is so cool. I could have used a few less needle drops though. This movie must have had an unlimited squib budget, and I’m thankful for it.

Finally got to see it on the big screen!! Absolutely delightful experience. I love every single creative decision made for this movie. The lo-fi, uncanny visuals can be pretty chilling at times. It’s mostly silly nonsense though. Blanche rules!!!!

Consider my heart warmed. That fur coat Margot wears…iconic.

Set back blue-eyed redheads 100 years.

Maybe I’m too jaded for the meta-horror comedy stuff. It feels like stuff I’ve heard hundreds of times in pop culture. I guess this was the movie that started it all. Perhaps if I’d been a teenager in 1996 when it was released it would have been my favorite movie. Shaggy brought his A game though ngl❗️❗️

Good silly stuff! The shows and commercials/trailers are my favorite bits of the movie. Watched while making zucchini bread.

Yipes, that’s relevant! Definitely a slow-build of dread that really pays off in the finale. “Is that what I was afraid of?”

Has the ingredients for a fun Friday the 13th knock-off, but it takes so long for any character to actually get slashed.

Does the Batsuit make all actors playing Batman pucker their lips or?

A foundational text for me.

Watched on Monday March 10, 2025.

Some of the best casting decisions ever made.

I might have seen this movie as a child? Idk I don’t . Whatever, I’m logging it as a first-time watch. Toto has gotta be one of the best ones to ever do it. That dog can act.

Shout out to the young girl in the row in front of me who said, “what in the multiverse was that?” as the credits rolled. I’d also like to thank the top Letterboxd review for helping me make more sense of the plot. Definitely a movie that deserves a rewatch after you know how it ends. I enjoyed it as a mystery mind-melter though. That diner scene is maybe the best jump scare of all time. Justin Theroux’s glasses are offensively ugly. The botched assassination scene is hilarious. Lesbian tragiwives. Tiny old people. Just let it wash over you.

Silly, gory goodness. Although I think I prefer creeping-dread Osgood to comedic-horror Osgood. Don’t speak to me if you rated this movie one star or less. We will not vibe. I wish one of the little Theo James had exclaimed “rock ‘n roll martian” to the monkey.

Why were they eating sandwiches and milk in the middle of the night

They did the book justice! I actually read it for a college english class a little over a year ago. I had to take comprehension quizzes and write a five page evaluation essay on it, so I’m definitely pretty familiar with the book. Let me tell you, I did not see the ending coming when I was reading the book. I don’t know if it’s more or less obvious in film form. I was unsure about the POV style at first, but I think it works for a story this personal. It didn’t feel gimmicky. I appreciated the way the graphic scenes were portrayed, focusing on the victims and their remains rather than the acts of violence. The sound design was captivating. Very haunting and eerie at all the right times. The movie is extremely faithful to the book. It basically hits all the same beats. They moved the prologue, but I think the story still works. And it’s an incredibly heartbreaking story at that.

Did not Charlie Sheen showing up in this one. The scene where they stand on the railing and press their foreheads again the glass gives me genuine anxiety. Cut it out.

I did not appreciate this show nearly enough when I first watched it years ago. I’ve always loved the look and aesthetic, but I wasn’t totally sold on some story elements (more so during the second season). The satire resonates with me much more now. Very funny, and occasionally extremely devastating. Would recommend!

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• The Iguana with the Tongue of Fire
• Rear Window
• Trauma
• The Case of the Bloody Iris
• What the Peeper Saw
• One on Top of the Other
• Death Walks at Midnight
• Smile 2
• Interstellar

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2. The Appointment
3. Three-Head Monster
4. Tetsuo: The Iron Man
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6. Curse of the Blue Lights
7. Island of Death
8. The Blood Spattered Bride
9. The Devonsville Terror
10. The Premonition

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1. A Quiet Place to Kill
2. Knife of Ice
3. The Crimes of the Black Cat
4. Seven Deaths in the Cat's Eyes
5. A Blade in the Dark
6. The Corruption of Chris Miller
7. A Quiet Place in the Country
8. The Bloodstained Lawn
9. The Case of the Scorpion's Tail
10. In the Folds of the Flesh

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Movies I watched for the first time in 2024.

• Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker
• The Beast Within
• The Boy and the Heron
• Red Spell Spells Red
• The Crazies
• Ferat Vampire
• Devil Fetus
• Silent Night Deadly Night 4: Initiation
• Tales from the Darkside: The Movie
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There must be 31 horror films

6 countries
- Canada: Cathy’s Curse
- Italy: The Sect
- Japan: Onibaba
- Spain: The Day of the Beast
- US: Poltergeist
- UK: The Sorcerers

8 decades
- 1920s: The Hands of Orlac
- 1950s: Night of the Demon
- 1960s: The Masque of the Red Death
- 1970s: Don’t Look Now
- 1980s: A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy’s Revenge
- 1990s: Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare
- 2010s: The Skin I Live In
- 2020s: The Substance

ALL of the films from a horror franchise with at least 4 entries
- A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy’s Revenge
- A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
- A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
- A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child
- Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare
- New Nightmare

1 film by Wes Craven
- New Nightmare

1 film caused by/worsened by weather
- The Fog

1 film starring a Black woman
- Sugar Hill

1 Donald Sutherland film
- Don’t Look Now

3 films from New World Pictures
- Children of the Corn
- Forbidden World
- Angel

2 Indian films
- Bulbbul
- Tumbbad

4 Italian films
- House on the Edge of the Park
- A Lizard in a Woman’s Skin
- The Red Queen Kills Seven Times
- The Girl Who Knew Too Much

2 Horror comedies
- The Day of the Beast
- The Rocky Horror Picture Show

2 films made primarily or entirely in Texas
- Sugar Hill
- The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

1 film that exists in at least 2 available cuts
- Cathy’s Curse

1 Robert Wiene film
- The Hands of Orlac

1 Michele Soavi film
- The Sect

1 film from 2011
- The Skin I Live In

1 film from 1984
- Angel

And 1 Tobe Hooper Film
- The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

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

  1/6 Franchise

  1/8 Decades: 1980s

• A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

  1/6 Franchise

• A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master

  1/6 Franchise

• A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child

  1/6 Franchise

• Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare

  1/6 Franchise

  1/8 Decades: 1990s

• New Nightmare

  1/6 Franchise
  1/1 Wes Craven

• The Fog

  1/1 Weather

• Sugar Hill

  1/1 Starring a black woman
  1/2 Texas

• Don't Look Now

  1/1 Donald Sutherland

  1/8 Decades: 1970s

• Children of the Corn

  1/3 New World Pictures

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• Return of the Living Dead III

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• Moonrise Kingdom
• True Stories
• Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
• Eraserhead
• Blue Velvet
• Don't Look Now
• Being John Malkovich
• Harold and Maude
• Blood Simple

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• Blood Rage
• The Burning
• Sleepaway Camp
• Terror Train
• The Mutilator
• The Prowler
• Suspiria
• The Evil Dead
• Body Melt
• The Stuff

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• The Monster Squad
• This Place Rules
• The Phantom of the Opera
• Psychout for Murder
• The Hearse
• The Strange Vice of Mrs Wardh
• The Snake Girl and the Silver-Haired Witch
• Prince of Darkness
• Scanner Cop
• The Killer Reserved Nine Seats

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• Turning Red
• The Changeling
• The Boys Next Door
• Flesh for Frankenstein
• Unmasked Part 25
• Angst
• The Stepfather
• Waxwork
• C.H.U.D.
• Eyes of Fire

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• Charade
• Feels Good Man
• The Last Blockbuster
• eXistenZ
• The Beyond
• Phenomena
• Viy
• Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
• Deep Red
• The Addiction

• One Cut of the Dead
• Caché
• Bone Tomahawk
• Hamilton

• Blow Out
• House
• Moonrise Kingdom
• Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
• True Stories
• Computer Chess
• Inglourious Basterds
• Videodrome
• Nightcrawler
• Airplane!

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1. Ed Wood
2. Young Frankenstein
3. Hot Fuzz
4. Room
5. Adaptation.
6. Edward Scissorhands
7. Zodiac
8. Shaun of the Dead
9. Fargo
10. Isle of Dogs

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