Clearly MovieGuys never watched this past the first episode. The first one sets it up, and simply isn't funny. I don't think it was meant to be at all.
From episode 2-3 onwards the true story starts to unfold. Every character in this is well-written, well-played and absolutely hilarious, and the relationship between the two main characters is woven together in a really gentle way; absolutely nothing 'woke' about it, unless you're possibly a bit insecure about your own sexuality.
If Buttons doesn't make you laugh, you should probably stick to The Golden Girls.
Definitely one of the mo…
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_“An idea, a feeling became clear to me. The hunter did not hate the wolf. The wolf did not hate the sheep. But violence felt inevitable between them. Perhaps, I thought this was the way of the world. It would hunt you and kill you just for being who you are.” _
_**Frankenstein** (2025)_ is truly a gem. This reminded me a lot of the original and the connection between what is human and what is monstrous was reflected well in the script. The cinematography and editing fit this story perfectly.
Why is it always women who humanize what others perceive as dangerous? Mia Goth portrayed Eliza…
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_"It is a hothouse of suppressed passion. This is what happens when the person you love the most in the world, who you would give your life for, is actually the same person that you hate the most."_
_**Crooked House** (2017)_ is a slow burn adaptation of Agatha Christie’s most twisted book. Charles, a PI, is invited by his former lover, Sophia, to catch the person who murdered her grandfather. But as Charles investigates, the turn of events leads to a shocking conclusion.
When I first watched this film (years ago), I was thoroughly impressed with its climax and ending. It’s safe…
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Our story starts with beautiful Passion, and all the while, Insurmountable Tragedy is Creeping its ugly head into the scene. Such a dark, deeply emotional film has been laid at our feet, and raw emotions lead to carnality between our main characters.
I feel a deep wound that time may never heal slowly entering the scenes, primarily due to the detrimental thoughts that are constantly invading our female characters' minds.
Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg character portrayal is unlike any I've come across of late, Provocative and Disturbing to the point I've had to pause the film for …
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Absolute Funtastic Action Horror...
Intro to this film is crazy exciting, with new moves for the species of foe I've not enjoyed before. This is shaping up to be a fun ride with our main character and his buddy, and I'm sure the comedy is only to keep the Horror lively.
This ain't no spoiler, but they got my attention playing Body Count during a fight sequence. There is plenty of action, and it's gorily fun and also a blast to witness. There are plenty of laughs and a few unexpected giggles that I didn't plan. The action and mayhem are inspired, and the commradarie is also very comm…
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Traumatic Psychological Tale...
Quite the disturbing opening sequence, and it's deliciously beautiful. Dianna Agron looks simply Stunning, end of thought.
Trusting in technology can be a scary and often dangerous proposition, and it appears as if we're putting quite a bit of trust in that they're actually doing what they say.
This is psychologically disturbing, and still, I can't turn away from the madness of it all. It appears that in the midst of all the madness, we seem to have found some clarity or have we?
This film will damage some viewer's mental capacity for reasoning an…
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A Deceptively Fun Thriller...
Not going to lie, started this film due to Teresa Palmer being in it. We open with heartache and familial suffering, and I'm not sure of the trains at this point.
We've a new female character, and she is a real pip, if I say so myself.
There is Evil song into the air this family breathes, it appears this is developing into a folklore tale. Vile wickedness is an understatement, such horrendous behavior. The needle pushed in and the mind waivers, is up still up or is it out and not even down.
Such a Deliciously Wicked Tale, that was Masterfully Exe…
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Exceptional Folk Horror Tale...
Unsure of which legend or folk tale this story represents, but it's quite intriguing so far and unlike anything before.
Noomi Rapace's role is unparalleled in her performance in this film, unlike any other I've seen prior to this. The premise of the story is very different than I could have imagined in the way they've accomplished it, and it's a rather horrorific and juicy spectacle for the eyes.
There is so much to learn from so many viewpoints and the constant feeling of how long you can make this one last. I had no idea that Alice Englert was in th…
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We stumble across a brutal scene of carnage and find a poor soul in a rough state, probably left for dead or worse.
Our typical vile human beings show their ferocious nature every chance they get, and the vile behavior they inflict join others is nothing short of savagery.
Not a bad western in today's interpretation of how cruel and truly wild it could have, must have been.…
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Pure Unrestrained Psychological Torture...
Our intro is 2 female characters, and the younger one is in need of a serious attitude adjustment. Lol. The Wicked behavior has begun quite early, and with such cruelty.
We've new characters, and they're a couple as it were, and they seem rather cute, and I am waiting for the next wave of Terror to begin. The Brazennes of our offenders are out of control this time, and our couple could be in serious trouble here.
Their place is a gargantuan maze and can only spell trouble in the following scenes. The sheer amount of Taunting is beginnin…
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