I like that this leaves a lot of room for imagination, while also providing enough surreal imagery to simultaneously bring you to new and very old places of your mind. I think most people who don't like this came to watch it as passive entertainment, which doesn't align with how the film requires audiences to fill in the (many) blanks.

Skinamarink is definitely an interesting and thought-provoking movie, bringing a breath of fresh air to the suspense sub-genre.

This movie would have essentially been the same if I had been blindfolded for the entire 90 minutes.

The best sequel I could have asked for

Hot trash. I can't believe how much casual racism you can fit in a mainstream horror flick in the year of our Lord 2021. (No, I will not elaborate.)