I had a friend recommend I start writing reviews in the way I speak about films on set, here you go:

Paradoxically, a film that earns the scope of an epic while simultaneously extremely boring,

In it's first hour the film eschews all but the most loose idea of characters. It is a mythic recounting of the violence of the american west.

What follows is two hours of Soap Opera melancholy with only the momentary explosion of violence or profound…

Who is the man downstairs?

A phenomenal achievement in horror filmmaking. Oz Perkins returns with a film that is more reminiscent of his debut The Blackcoat's Daughter . The dread is pitched at a 10 the entire runtime and does not let up. There is an evil that pervades the film and sits perched just outside of frame. Phenomenal performances, Cage the obvious standout (with surprisingly little screentime), tell a story about trauma, abuse, and the way we reckon with…