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  • Suspiria

    ★★★★

  • Ring

    ★★★★★

  • Talk to Me

  • The Dead Don't Die

    ★★½

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  • Suspiria

    Suspiria

    ★★★★

    finally exiting my fraud era.
    fire, worth a rewatch too. I love that it avoids the supernatural being made explicit for so long, or how the camera will drag and linger until revealing something horrible. edits and flashed imagery along with lighting feel otherworldly for the entire runtime. the conversations with the psychologists about witchcraft stimulate this film’s back half in a weird way for me. the dialogue remains sparse until that moment, mostly contained in hushed whispers between the…

  • Ring

    Ring

    ★★★★★

    There is a vitality to the viral nature of modern horror and Ring is acutely aware of the degree of constant sharing the occurs when something terrifying happens. The horrors of our world can be transmitted more easily than ever, and we crave the answers to our curiosities with an insatiable lust. 

    Conversations in the movie are on the occurrences in a characters life, the news for them of funerals, sudden death, journalistic intrigue into these deaths, and the paper…

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  • Cabin Fever

    Cabin Fever

    ½

    This is genuinely one of my least favorite movies I’ve ever seen. The body horror is poorly executed, the humor reads as crass and incredibly mean spirited, and pacing lurches around in a nonsensical fashion. Intense boredom and disgusted confusion characterized every minute of runtime. I would rewatch to give this movie a proper review but the only time I laughed was at a bizarre end of film gag that we just couldn’t believe actually happened and the only time I felt scared was when I realized how dead the room had gotten while watching it.

  • Talk to Me

    Talk to Me

    I appreciate a more zoomer take on the horror genre. Effective body horror, memorable visual moments, and party intensity are all done well here. Possession needs to feel blood curdling to be effective and the directors make it look both thrilling and absolutely horrific. 

    I wish the movie has more security in its themes being read by the audience. There are multiple effective thematic elements presented using the medium and instead of basking in what has been established the filmmakers seemed to opt for an overly brute force approach to reminding the audience of what they have already been shown.