Finally got to see this gem in a theater, and it was an interesting experience. 8 people walked out in the first 15 minutes, which was pretty funny. Shortly after that was when this film really started to unfold, and it was a nightmare. As someone who enjoys analog horror series on YouTube like Gemini Home Entertainment and The Mandela Catalog, this definitely had a similar philosophy to those.
Skinamarink is a film that rarely shows you what is happening.…
Shin Ultraman is my introduction to the Ultraman series, and it was great! Having "Shin" in the title after Shin Godzilla definitely gave me a different set of expectations though, but this is completely different from that film.
Shin Ultraman is a very fun kaiju/superhero film that has some great characters and a lot of comedy. The action sequences are pretty good but the focus really is on the story more than anything else. Structurally this movie felt a bit…
This was a very intriguing story that could have definitely been trimmed down, but was still entertaining nonetheless. I personally found the story to be fascinating and I thought that John Leonard and Tood Hoffman seemed like really cool guys and I enjoyed hearing from them about the case and their friendship. I also appreciate having people from both sides prominently featured in the documentary, which made this feel like a definitive record of events.
While I can't say this…
Absolutely adored every minute of this. Cyberpunk 2077 is one of my favorite games and Trigger is one of my favorite animation studios, so having a series that combines the two is more than I could ask for. Right from the first episode I was hooked, and binging this was a total delight, and I didn't want it to end.
The story and characters are shockingly well written, and I love how seedy and awful this world is. Every second…
Absolutely phenomenal. Candyman was both everything I hoped it would be and a lot that I didn't expect. This film deepens the lore of the first film so much that I highly recommend seeing it before this one. The social message in this film was prevalent in the first film as well, but it's even more pronounced here and the film is better for it.
Candyman has always been more than just a typical horror movie, and it's great to…
