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  Review by Matthew L. Brady ★★★★½ 7

  THIS

  NEEDS

  TO

  BE

  A

  MOVIE

  NOW

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  Review by Steve Pulaski ★★★ 1

  Do.

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  Review by ˗ˏˋ suspirliam ˊˎ˗ ★★★½

  ok we still gonna need the full feature film tho edgar

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  Review by Rafael "Parker!!" Jovine ★★★★

  Action! - A British Romp: Edgar's Wright To Snap

  Like many of the other fake trailers from other directors who contributed to this collection as part of Grindhouse, this one definitely functions better as a trailer than as a full-length feature film.

  Having said that, I was a little let down that Wright didn't use any of these ideas into his latest horror film, which, if we're being completely honest, felt more like a supernatural thriller (though I will watch it again so we shall see). The cinematography, practical effects, and special effects makeup are all top notch.

  All in all, while probably not the most spectacular of all the trailers, it's certainly entertaining.

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  Review by haley ★★★★

  that last "don't" really got me

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  Review by Ian West ★★★★½ 2

  Don’t.

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  Review by Rollatini ★★★½

  70

  It’s a parody of horror movies. Of course I loved it. It’s funny enough to where I wish it were made into a feature length film. I’ve seen Death Proof but this makes me want to check out the Grindhouse double feature. It looks awesome. 

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  Review by Adam (pretentious name man) ★★★★

  There are a total of 30 don'ts.

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  Review by yuki ★★★½

  every horror films: /still does it/

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  Review by [taya] 1

  better than baby driver

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  Review by Dan Abel ★★★½ 2

  Saturday Night Shorts: Film 135

  Don't is one of the handful of fake trailers from Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's Grindhouse double feature. Some led to feature length films of their own, one even spawned a franchise with Machete but unfortunately this isn't one of them. Most of them were also directed by some big names in the horror game, in this case the horror comedy sub genre. Edgar Wright, director of hits like Shaun of the Dead, Baby Driver, Hot Fuzz and Scott Pilgrim VS The World is the man in charge here and the result of a minute and thirty-ish seconds of fun. Some awesome established actors, many British star in what amounts to a bunch of different…

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  Review by Libby Caldwell ★★★½

  Films Watched in 2020 - Film 277

  Good for what it is. Edgar Wright, I love you.