Oh, what a hard watch. Although convoluted at times, I was surprised by the integrity of following such an interesting plot line that did not solely rely on gore and did include paranormal activity at all! I appreciated the lack of cheap thrill tactics, as the story of Texas Chainsaw Massacre is based off of is horrendous enough in reality. Although, I may need to be incentivized to watch this one again, maybe if I’m really needing the adrenaline that day. Even for a horror lover, this one was a lot.
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My Life as a Zucchini 2016
Whenever I find myself thinking about hard-hitting media that is engaging enough to be enjoyed by children but provocative enough to be enjoyed by adults, I think of this movie first. Whenever I think about cheap cash grabs, enticing children with bold colors and loud sounds, I think of this movie. I think about how it can be done, creating a story that is easy to follow on a surface level, one about friendship and family, that inadvertently prods mature…
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The Silence of the Lambs 1991
Oddly enough, I have idolized Clarice Starling ever since watching Silence of the Lambs for the first time. It also helps how wonderfully made the movie is. If I manage to give a top five, this movie would the list every single time.
I instantly geek out with realistic depictions of mental illness and abnormal psychology, and considering the film based its antagonists after real criminal behaviors makes it all the more believable and fascinating. My favorite debate to have with…
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 2004
Words cannot describe my love for this movie, but I’ll try. Young adulthood comes with the struggle of grappling with the loss of childhood and beginning of adulthood at the same time. Joel and Clem are a great representation of the all-too relatable relationships many of us find ourselves falling into when searching for comfort we don’t yet know how to find in ourselves. Through the implementation of a memory-erasing metaphor, we see Joel’s frequent flashbacks to childhood and Clem…
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