If Robert Eggers is great about one thing, is building a world that immerses you in it. This really captured the old film feeling: Everything is heightened to 11, really pulpy and novella-like, and everyone is on their A-Game really playing to their characters strengths. The costumes and sets were so gorgeous as well.
Perhaps I felt a bit disjointed in how they wanted to depict it so seriously while still trying to be campy at the same time. I…
What a beautiful movie, how you can use how animals can communicate and work together through tragedy without words. I love movies like this, where you don't need to speak a language to understand and feel those same emotions. It's wild how you could assign archetypes to every character in this, despite them just being animals.
The fact that all of it was done in Blender is such an incredible feat. The backdrops, set design and characters are all so gorgeously done.
I feel like there's parts of the information presented I really wish I understood, and maybe it's not meant to be understood.
I've been wanting to see this one for years, and it did not disappoint.
It's so surprisingly grounded, the relationships between the characters and as crazy as the family was, there's a level of endearment for them, especially Leatherface, who is just a monster that was brought up by a murderous family.
The group was also handled well, and it's wild how quick the kills were. It was honestly very refreshing how it feels like they don't need to pull…
This movie is so full of vibes, I feel that it's an aesthetic masterpiece, paying homage to the 80's and 80's films, and if you're a fan of the franchise a lot of little Easter eggs from both movies will keep any fan of the trilogy satisfied.
I feel like this felt a bit flat pacing and writing wise. Maxine is written as this fully fleshed character that is so secure in herself that she is invincible. Which I get,…
