This is not only my 100th watch for the “100 horror movies in 92 days challenge,” but also my 300th horror film this year. Knowing it needed to be something special, I hit up my good buddy and fellow niche movie lover Tubamasterflex to give him the ultimate power of picking this movie. His cryptic response should have indicated what I was in for:
“Do you want a good one, or one that is in fact a movie?”
What the…
Rarely do I get a film I refuse to rate. But boy, does this fulfill that criteria. Absolutely succeeds at being an ultra bleak film that feels like a gut punch, to the point that I would recommend it to no one. An excellent film that deserves close to five stars in that regard, but due to the ultra niche audience that this will appeal to, I feel like no rating is more fair.
The Venn diagram of people who liked “happy tree friends” and people who would like the terrifier series is a circle.
Best predator movie hands down. All of the best parts of the original without any of the cheese and machismo, and the setting was a brilliant choice. Also some pretty cool callbacks to previous films were put in completely naturally and didn’t feel forced at all. Such a shame this won’t see theaters, but here’s hoping it’ll get a theatrical release later on.
Also, just as an fyi because I didn’t realize this was an option until after I finished it, there is a Comanche dub version available for those that want an even more immersive experience.
