7.8/10
I saw a few different short descriptions of what Death Of A Unicorn was at its core. Ome of them was "Eat the rich for babies". I can understand where that's coming from, given there's a standard of humor that is built on classism within this. But the one that stood out to me (no surprise) was "Jurassic Park with unicorns". I thought that was kind of funny, and I took it as a reflection of the suspenseful survival…
9.0/10
Aster's gorgeously shot, fully lit commune horror follow up to Hereditary. An achievement to be so brightly filmed and so haunting at the same time. Walking out of a 10am July 4th showing of this into full sunlight was an experience I won't forget. Elite grief horror.
8.6/10
Into The Spider-Verse was one of the best animated movies I had ever seen. And upon re-watching that, it still stands true. So Across The Spider-Verse kind of had a lot of pressure on it. Honestly, it delivered. I love the way these movies have revolutionized the way animation can be done to tell a story. Not just with how crisp it is, but how dynamic it is. How it can change its style and mix different themes and…
8.0/10
What an absolute shitshow of horror nostalgia and indulgence. Oz Perkins is a complete goon that deserves his recognition. Horror and comedy have an unholy matrimony that I hope endures with things just like this.
Oh yeah, Stephen King and James Wan are here too. It's a sicko party.
The Monkey is pure toasted cheese, bubbling with an energy that was a Goosebumps book come to life for adults, soaked in slapstick 80s horror and that difficult spot of…
