Jim Kaplan

Shocking yet underwhelming, this ended up, for me anyways, being an extremely basic sci fi film that held my attention, but felt just like a sensory experiment. I didn't care much for the characters and it wasn't as shocking as people had said.

PLOTHOLES GALORE, but I don't care. I wouldn't change a thing about this movie.

It's hard to say whether I like this more than Your Name or not. I like them both for different reasons. While Your Name was maybe more emotionally satisfying (this one will still make you cry, don't get me wrong) this was more consistent with a lesser amount of logic leaps. I've seen it three times, and with only a few issues with this one, I would recommend it.

I wish I could give this a 4.5/5 more than anything, but this is a basically perfect film with only a few plot holes. I don't really care about them in this case, however, because of how unnoticeable and small they are, it would be dumb to call it a lesser movie because of them. I would not change a thing about this movie, and the psychology of the characters was explored just enough to make it satisfying.

Entertaining, but dumb, this is a great sequel for Babysitter fans. Unfortunately, it doesn't hit the same satisfying mark that the original does and ends up being a mess of pop culture references, with extremely cartoonish violence for a fun, but extremely mainstream ride. And mainstream: not a good thing in this case.

Great performances, cinematography, and direction, but the story was lacking.

Don't watch this one if you suffer from anxiety as I do. Actually, it might make your experience more pleasant, if you like a good scare.

Slightly disappointed by a third act reveal, but other than that, this is a masterfully made horror/thriller that reminded me of the work of Ari Aster. This is a disturbing look at revenge and grief, which causes this to be a thought-provoking look at what an isolated, claustrophobic situation could do to a group of people who don't particularly enjoy each-other's presence.

Slow-paced, pretentious, and filled with intriguing ideas, this film was a mess. The only good things I have to say about this are the acting and the cinematography. The directing is not the worst part of the film, but the story certainly is. It is satire in the dullest form and provides more laughs than scares in the form of CGI blood and a repetitive plot that becomes increasingly more irritating as the runtime continues. I would not recommend this one. I like weird movies, and I love satire, but this one just didn't hit the spot.

The only reason I'm giving this 4/5 stars is because the ending slightly disappointed me, but it's still better than 4/5. It's a incredibly paced, well acted, funny, disturbing look with gallons of social commentary to keep you thinking for DAYS after the credits roll.