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It’s time to talk Terrifier with a hint of Christmas joy. This movie fucking rules.
Let’s talk performances. Lauren LaVera is THE final girl of this generation of horror. Her range is incredible and she displays so much emotion. Watching Sienna struggle with PTSD from the events of Terrifier 2 was easily one of the best displays of PTSD and sheer mental fortitude that I have ever seen in horror. David Howard Thornton is perfect per usual as Art. However,…
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This is a fun one with a hell of a lot of potential for future installments.
It feels like a mix between Freddy and Mr. Rogers in the best possible way. Mr. Crocket is an extremely interesting villain with a spectacular performance behind the character. The dialogue between Crocket and others is easily some of the best parts of the movie, and any scene with Crocket is when this movie is at its best.
The gore and kills are surprisingly…
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A six-part masterpiece; that’s enough to truly describe this movie.
Willa Fitzgerald and Kyle Gallner both put in incredible performances that are easily both among the best this year.
The telling of this story in a non-linear method was interesting, but I had no idea the twist that was in store that was hidden from this approach. The Lady being the serial killer is a twist that I was ill-prepared for, and that was simply towards the beginning of this…
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Now THAT is how you make a fucking Strangers movie. The potential that I saw in the original is fully capitalized on here in basically every aspect, and it still finds a way to incorporate the things the original did right. Let’s talk about it.
The atmosphere and tension are still here in full force, maybe even better than its predecessor. Scenes such as when Luke and his dad crash into the trailer and the dad is impaled by the…
