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Hooptober9 2022 #19: Old Person/People killer
Went to see this on a whim. Wasn't expecting to check a box on the Hooptober challenge. Pleasant surprise for me, unpleasant suprise for the characters in the film.
Feral old people aside, the most terrifying part of the movie was when Tess discovered her AirBnB was double booked and then there was no TP in the bathroom. After that ordeal, the feral old mommy shit was a relief.
Also, this executes some of…
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2001
Suffocating in dread and unease from the first frame to the last. A haunting portrayal of loneliness and isolation amidst the urban concrete labyrinth and newly emerging digital world. Like in Ring, there's a masterful merging of the timeless world of ghosts and the supernatural with the modern world of screens and wires. A vibes-heavy movie (sometimes frustratingly so, as the exact mechanism for how everything in the movie is happening is unclear) that remains a compelling commentary on technology and isolation even over 20 years later. Essential viewing.
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2022
Liked Watched
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Hooptober9 2022 #19: Old Person/People killer
Went to see this on a whim. Wasn't expecting to check a box on the Hooptober challenge. Pleasant surprise for me, unpleasant suprise for the characters in the film.
Feral old people aside, the most terrifying part of the movie was when Tess discovered her AirBnB was double booked and then there was no TP in the bathroom. After that ordeal, the feral old mommy shit was a relief.
Also, this executes some of…
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2001
Suffocating in dread and unease from the first frame to the last. A haunting portrayal of loneliness and isolation amidst the urban concrete labyrinth and newly emerging digital world. Like in Ring, there's a masterful merging of the timeless world of ghosts and the supernatural with the modern world of screens and wires. A vibes-heavy movie (sometimes frustratingly so, as the exact mechanism for how everything in the movie is happening is unclear) that remains a compelling commentary on technology and isolation even over 20 years later. Essential viewing.
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