I wasn’t particularly in love with the film, but it held my interest. As someone somewhat familiar with Burroughs' works, I had an idea of what to expect. Queer gave me vibes of Hunter S. Thompson and Charles Bukowski, as they also explore taboo subjects, the bohemian lifestyle, and drug-fueled experiences.
Visually stunning and well-acted, though the story didn’t fully grip me. Still, a very competent effort by Guadagnino.
A very good remake, despite some minor flaws.
Watching this franchise always makes me question who’s more inhumane: the zombies or the people.
It’s thought-provoking, gorier, and more violent than the original, though somehow it feels just a bit less bleak. Highly recommended for the great casting and practical effects.
I read the Stephen King short story before the movie, and it really expanded the plot as a whole.
Simple premise, but it kept me invested. Grief and loss with the boogeyman at the center was nice. Nothing groundbreaking, but I have a soft spot for single dads, and the lead actress was very good 👹
