This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
A silly, Jean Pierre Jeunet esque romp, but darker. Still a lot lighter and a more hopeful satire than we deserve at this time.
Love when Steven Yeun plays a conniving coward, he has such a sweet face that it always feels like such a shocking betrayal. I trusted you immediately because of your kind eyes, how could your character do this to me.
Impossible to rate. It's like 6 movies crammed into 1 and they're ALL done a disservice. The main appeal was that it was set and filmed in Virginia Beach and not the same old locations. By the team who brought you Troll 2 but somehow even more deranged. The middle third of the movie was a real trial to get through, personally. Not a lot of forward momentum on what the alleged plot was, just adding a lot of new…
"Does it follow that I reject all authority? No. But I always keep my hat on in its presence. In the matter of bread, I consult a baker; in the matter of boots, a bootmaker; a house, a builder; for special knowledge, I apply to a specialist. But I don't allow the baker, the builder, or the bootmaker to impose their authority over me. I listen to them with the respect they merit--if any--but I keep the right to judge,…
