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A neat little chamber drama that punches waaaay above it's weight. It also has magic healing bullets, so there's that. We liked it though.
A perfectly normal tale of a perfectly normal Japanese family, and their perfectly normal luck slave. Quit being weird about the luck slave.
Are you still a "Hollow Man" if you're filled with the urge to sexually assault every single woman you come into contact with? You are? Well, shame on you, hollow Kevin Bacon.
War, what is it good for? Movies! And making money. And various crimes, historically speaking.
One from the vault! (That means we forgot when we recorded it)
What an absolute delight of a film. It's very funny. Top notch indie horror/comedy done in a way that doesn't feel like it's punching down. Real, real good stuff.
It's mail. And it's Dead. And other stuff, too. Real weird stuff.
What can we say? Of course, Cobra.
It's going to revolutionize the dining experience! Great movie. Real good stuff.
We don't believe this IS the last Hell House. If so, fine. Be done and bury it's defiled corpse behind the house/hotel/carnival/whatever. We genuinely don't care anymore.
Happy Halloween (late as hell.)!!! It's time we lowered our caps, place them across our hearts, and remember one of the greatest horror directors of all time, Mr. Mario Bava.
It's a beach that makes you f*cking old. What are we even doing here?
Courtroom drama AND a spooky!? Hooray! Watch out for those cats though. They'll git ya.
We're back! And we're doctors now! Deeply disturbed, obsessive, possibly dangerous doctors. Oh, and we watched Rounding. It's really good.
It may be our least favorite in the Joko Anwar catalogue, but it's still better than most movies. Yup, we're griping about a sequel, again.
One of us loved it, the other just liked it. It's good. Promise.
It's not great. One of the most important character arcs belongs to a swimming pool, so there's that.
Hey, it's a sci-fi action movie with a solid horror premise. It's been done and done successfully. This isn't one of those. This one stinks.
This week we complain about a good movie simply because it exists.
We love you Bill Paxton.
It's a rootin'-tootin' look into depression and mental anguish in the Austria of yesteryear. Good times ahead.





It's weird how much I liked this movie, yet never really think about it or suggest it to others.