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An absolutely beautiful masterpiece.

can't they find another plot of land to build the house?

Is it true each & every one of these actors' houses in Malibu burned down?

i remember watching it and really loving it, but how it sits in my memory over time is what makes it so special. the scene that i most remember now is the grocery store scene and i think that speaks to how special the narrative and characters are, what other horror movie would have that be the scene someone remembers first?

so hyped for 28 years later. love this series! keep the awesome reviews coming!!!

Masterpiece. Next.

it was grim, it was gritty, it was wolfish, it was icky it was bloody, it was muddy, mere mortals, silly puddy it was mice, it was rats, it was cats in women's hats it was corsets, it was lace, it was women in their place It was children, it was mothers, it was stupid mother- Flutters of gulls cawed overhead the cemetery at the cliff's end. And an overcast and presage of a storm on the end line of the sea. With waves rushing ahead of it, as if in fear... What could be out there that could so upset the sea so? A death rattle? A tattletale of woe?

Couldn't have said it better than you THANK YOU spot on!!!

After my second watching it was incredible. Everything was very clear and each individual scene was superb. I’ll be seeing it again and it will probably go into my canon of favorite movies ever. The theater experience is incredible. Again, this was not my opinion after the first viewing but after the second I was amazed. Word

Stop looking at me like that

It was a beautiful and great movie. The moustache, however, made me think of Dr Robotnik

An overrated noisy, obnoxius, unbearable, disgusting, erratic and really boring and really really long piece of trash

Too me this movie had flaws, and I wasn't a fan of the mustache. That looked goofy.

Erm he's literally based on an 1800's Romanian nobleman

Great review! I was on the fence about seeing it. But after this I'm intrigued for sure.

Your videos should have more views!!! Keep it up

The hand creeping over the city was my favorite part of the movie, glad you mentioned it. Hearing you talk about it at length, I think the big difference is that I wasn't really into Lily Rose-Depp's performance, and maybe that kept the whole movie from unlocking for me. Like nothing felt that sexual or sexy to me, but I could tell that it was supposed to. And yeah, making him a big hulking figure wasn't for me. This and Challengers were the 2 big movies from 2024 that I wasn't able to connect with.

"You don't belong with the living," Orlok tells her in German at the beginning of the film. This brief introduction reveals the entire conclusion: she has made a pact with Orlok, sealing her fate to be with him forever. "I've never been so happy," she declares. From the very start, she has been like the living dead, merely waiting for Orlok to fulfill their union. What a beautiful poetic film, with Orlok looking like the decayed Vlad, the Impaler.

I've seen the movie; I'll place it at the very top of vampire movies (I've seen all the great classic interpretations of "Dracula,” including the original 1922 "Nosferatu,” and read Bram Stoker’s 1897 "Dracula") the one narrative complication flaw I find is that if this vampire is a living corpse, then what about its evil fetid stench - I work as a nurse and in hospital, a diseased human body becomes quickly foul-smelling if not kept washed-at least a scene with the vampire attending to his body to make it less malodorous - esp during the final scene with its extreme intimacy - one wouldn't be able to endure it the lovely maiden retching, trying not to vomit - this is not "silly" nitpicking; I hope you can provide your opinion on this narrative oversight by the Director/writer

I recall the picketing of the religious nuts, outside the theater where I saw it with my family, as a kid. Fond memory.

It's pronounced "Luh-nay-uh" Quigley

Im sick of Glen and glenda ngl. I really want them to get dark again. Season 3 was a nice balance of comedy while Chucky still being more brutal then ever. A christmas movie with chucky would be cool but i really want them to steer away from too much comedy and unnecessary social commentary(season 2) and keep that really good modern horror comedy balance, that, or go back to the ultra dark vibes or curse and cult. Also, y they gotta cancel shit, season 4 could be so good 😔

Horror merry Christmas 🎄

I loved this film! Ultimately about life as a human being. Jesse Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin are both equally good. Two halves that make a whole. Their characters need each other as do we the film watchers. To only have one of these characters in the film without the other would not have worked. Really masterful writing and directing by Eisenberg. And the scene filmed in the concentration camp and subsequent bus ride was so touching, where Culkin's character has the most human of reaction. Loved this film!

Terrifier 3 has taken the crown

Such a fun film, and Linnea with her "Nice Rick"! : ) And yet one of the biggest picketers, Mickey Rooney is in the 5th film! : )

I just downloaded this movie from internet archive site...

I don't understand how people can be so heartless as to cancel awesome shows. Fuck our escapism, I guess 🙄😒

Antisemitic country .

Excellent review. I would suggest you change your sound. You sort of sound like you are talking in a room, not in a microphone.

In love with this movie

Where can I watch it?

100% agree. Nicely done.

I'm really glad i watched Anora. Initially, i didn't want to watch this movie because i thought it centered Russian oligarchs (because f*** those guys), but my partner explained: "No, no - they're the baddies."

Overall I enjoyed the movie. I liked the killer Johnny. Great kills. Simple story. Following the killer throughout the woods was relaxing to me. There was no score in the movie and that never bothered at all. I didn't like the other characters when they would show them. The dialogue was horrible. I hated the last 10 to 15 minutes of the movie. Good job on your review.

Second act ruined the movie. The themes and metaphors were very obvious and nothing new or challenging. Maybe most people don’t have conversations about religion and faith with their friends and family ? First half was very good, but not amazing. Acting, cinematography, and characters were on point. I went in with no expectations, just for a good time. Was surprised how much I like it.

This was a great review and exposition on _Heretic_ ! I really enjoyed your narration /style of writing - the way in which you went about weaving together your selection of themes, all while keeping the entirety of it beautifully concise - it dang near brought a tear to my eye. What a well-crafted video. Thanks for sharing. I hope to see more!

Great title, really caught my attention.

Giving us all the deep cut knowledge!!!

Child’s play 3 and bride of Chucky takes place the same year, 1998

I get to see this movie in theaters this Wednesday. I can’t wait to see my first Chucky movie in theaters

This .movie is getting an incredible amount of free publicity

First, but yeah this is the peakest in the franchise. It’s my favourite :D.

David here I been a movie buff for over fifty years and I thought it was a good movie. Not a movie for everyone, 3 other people in the theater for a Sunday matinee in Sebring Florida a small town. It was interesting to see classic stars of television vs The stars of tomorrow. You could tell there was a few scenes that were very fictional. It was a little disappointing that they didn’t show more of the final show. But I know they ran out of time It kind of wanted me to see some of the early episodes, I remember some. 8 out of ten popcorn boxes from me.😊 Ps I keep wondering what the real people involved thought about the movie?

Scary.

good mobie

I loved it

I think the characters were great, I think the story was ok, loved Margret and Demi in it but tbh the ending sucked. I think the director could of been even braver with 18 rating. The transformations and the unfolding horror to both characters was reminiscent of Jeff Goldblum in "the fly" if your old enough to have seen that you know its been done before, but I think ultimately David Cronenburg did it far far better, I think for a newer audience it will probably strike a chord in a similar way but for me sadly it did not 6/10

I fucking love this movie! I almost walked out of the theater like 4 times, which I never have the urge to do, but I stuck it out, and holy shit! It was worth it! The people who complain about the end don't understand the point of the film, they just want shiney things and happy endings. During the bloodbath scene I was practically jumping out of my seat, pumping my fists in the air. It was INCREDIBLE! I laughed a few times throughout the film too, because of how ridiculous some of the situations were, but I'm pretty sure those moments were supposed to be funny.

Saw it last night and I have to say, it’s among the worst movies I’ve seen in my life. I also have to say people that thought this movie was sooo good cos it’s so “original” and brutal are either too young and impressionable and don’t really know much about movies or idk. Aronofsky did it better. Here’s a movie that will be remembered in the future ONLY for its shocking and exploitation factor.