This was one of the coolest, most dynamically filmed movies I've seen in a long time. Seriously, that was such a cool way to do character-recounted exposition without just back-and-forth camera shots on people talking. Plus, how it actively changes as people correct each other and you imagine a different scenario in your head. Awesome. And was that the first single shot to split shot transition I've seen since Green Hornet??

Usually in large-group-of-friends casts like this that kick into…

A killer premise and high production value is unfortunately let down by a lack of compelling narrative beats and crazy amounts of constant over-exposition. Show, don't tell - and in some horror cases - hint, don't show.

The production did a great job of the 70s aesthetic in the dress, sets, hairstyles. Maybe leaned a little hard into stereotype at parts, but it all fits nicely into this world we're thrown into. Solid performance by the cast as well, though…

When my friends decided our impromptu movie hang was to watch the D&D movie, I secretly dreaded being the only one to have seen it before. While I enjoyed my first time, I wasn't sure it would hold up to a rewatch - especially so soon. But how wrong I was. From the moment the movie opens, the pacing is perfect. It doesn't waste a single second to establish the setting, background, characters, motivations, and mood you should expect -…