The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Ari aster did the strange thing about the Johnson too? Oh he def on some shyt 
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The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
The Ugly Backstory of Ben Shapiro’s First MovieWatching Run.Hide.Fight and not sure if this is a horror flik or not.
And a rapist on the set too
Fitting i guess
Deep_Black_Conscious
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wasted over two hours of my life watching that garbageNo it is not
we do explanations around here. Why do you think this is a bad movie??
very disappointing after a classic like Hereditary
None of you men like that movie (o don’t say that to disparage, just my observation). Must be because her cheating dub excuse for a selfish boyfriend turned into a bear. All of the men in the movie took Ls and were unlikeable. Midsommar is a very engaging deep horror movie tackling depression, loss, emptiness, escapism -the feeling of inclusion and loneliness. Once you peel back through layers, it all had a profound affect on me. The movie must be harder for the male psyche to relate to is what I conclude. None of my male friends who saw it offline liked it very much either.
Because that movie is actually in my Top 10, I wouldn’t mind seeing a Midsommar 2 go into production
I am...that's my favorite procedural at the moment.Nobody watching Prodigal Son tho.
When Ainsley realizes what she did I hope she realizes she liked it and becomes a serial killer like her dad.
I didn’t not understand this movie. AT ALL. I must have missed a key point, concept or something. That movie went way over my head and it was confusing asf. I kept rewinding and it still did nothing for me. Then I ran out of patience and gave up trying to figure it out. I get the part about her body swapping, brain swapping or whatever but it hit type weird for me with her assuming different lifestyles. I can’t even explain what I want to say.
Details pls
PRODIGAL SON is a fresh take on a crime franchise with a provocative and outrageous lead character and a darkly comedic tone, from Emmy Award-nominated executive producers Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter (“Riverdale,” “The Flash”) and writers Chris Fedak (“Deception,” “Chuck”) and Sam Sklaver (“Deception,” “Bored to Death”). The series stars Tom Payne (“The Walking Dead”) as the son of a convicted serial killer (Emmy Award and Golden Globe nominee Michael Sheen, “Masters of Sex,” “Frost/Nixon”), who has made hunting murderers his life’s work. The series also stars Bellamy Young (“Scandal”), Emmy Award and Golden Globe nominee Lou Diamond Phillips (“Longmire,” “Stand and Deliver”), Halston Sage (THE ORVILLE), Aurora Perrineau (“The Carmichael Show”), Frank Harts (“The Path”) and Keiko Agena (“Dirty John”).
I really don't understand why they keep holding out hope for a theatrical release instead of just releasing to streaming/VOD.
And if they wanted to have a theatrical release then why not do it during the summer so they could take advantage of drive-in movies like the successful horror flicks from last summer did?
Deep_Black_Conscious
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it wasn't because of gender war this and that
it was just trash
could have been a bunch of quadsexuals all up in the movie for all I care
I was disappointed by midsommar
I personally wasn't bothered by the fate of the cheating boyfriend. My issues with Midsommar were that it was just an annoying experience to sit through.
The characters were annoying, the sounds were annoying, the events were annoying. It was just a cacophony of annoyance that I couldn't get to the end of fast enough.
It was beautiful to look at though...that cinematographer did a masterful job on a shyt movie.
storyteller
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Midsommar was dope to me. Visually incredible with a dope journey into psychological themes. World religions was one of the most interesting classes for me in college and I feel like my prof woulda bodied a class about perspectives from it.
The other thing I love about it is how effective the cult recruitment was. Most people I know on a single watch came away indifferent to everyone dying bc they’re a bunch of a-holes (except the couple that just wanted to leave, that was foul). The movie manipulates the audience how the cult manipulates the characters.
And I mean every character. On ensuing sit throughs it hit me more and more how the cult knew how people would behave (the whole plot drawn out on the walls in the very beginning). That dude curated his choices to bring along knowing which role they’d play. I’m still toying with the idea that the cult may have had a hand in her family’s death even but that’s a reach with the evidence given.
Anyway, to me the Aster movies are made for at least two watches. If you hate the flick, obviously don’t bother going back. But for anyone even a little intrigued at how the movie twists things in the end, his perspective plays are some of the best in any media right now imo. You know what the main characters know on the first view. The second time, you know more and completely reshapes the experience.
The other thing I love about it is how effective the cult recruitment was. Most people I know on a single watch came away indifferent to everyone dying bc they’re a bunch of a-holes (except the couple that just wanted to leave, that was foul). The movie manipulates the audience how the cult manipulates the characters.
And I mean every character. On ensuing sit throughs it hit me more and more how the cult knew how people would behave (the whole plot drawn out on the walls in the very beginning). That dude curated his choices to bring along knowing which role they’d play. I’m still toying with the idea that the cult may have had a hand in her family’s death even but that’s a reach with the evidence given.
Anyway, to me the Aster movies are made for at least two watches. If you hate the flick, obviously don’t bother going back. But for anyone even a little intrigued at how the movie twists things in the end, his perspective plays are some of the best in any media right now imo. You know what the main characters know on the first view. The second time, you know more and completely reshapes the experience.
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storyteller
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Ive been slacking on my horror, letting a little backlog build up while I binge some other genres (I slept on Your Honor and I wanted to rewatch the first half of Vikings after the series finale). This joint is flying right to the top of the queue though.
Straw Hat Luffy
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