Jeremy

Played on PS3, amazing game. The world is really beautiful and melancholy. Don't let people who talk the difficulty up scare you away, there are tons and tons of options that make the game easier and accessible to more people. The classes that use magic, especially the Royalty class, are perfect for people who want a more relaxing, but still effective, experience. A Souls veteran may want something more difficult, and if they do, there are ways to make the game harder, too. Also, it's entirely worth looking stuff up online that you need help with. One part right at the end of the game was really getting to me, and I considered quitting until I saw a video explaining how to get past this obstacle. After that, it was smooth sailing, and I don't regret anything. I'll be playing this game again and again to get everything I can out of it. Easy 5/5.

I genuinely have very little good to say about this movie. It's plotless, tasteless, pretty humorless, dues-ex-machina filled, shocking for the sake of shocking, misogynistic, and pretty dumb. The beginning is sad and mean-spirited, the middle is stressful and mean-spirited, and the ending is equally sad and mean-spirited. They even have a little plot twist just to be more sad and mean-spirited. But Art the Clown makes this film. He is the best part of the film, because he is the film. And the director knows this. Everything bad about this movie honestly just fits perfectly with the character of Art. It feels like the movie was made for Art and by Art, with every bad thing I mentioned about the film being put there because that's the kind of film Art wants to be in. Art doesn't care about meaningful works of art, moral messages, or anything like that. Art the Clown is just Art the Clown. Unlike Cannibal Holocaust, where I've come to like the film less for certain elements that I no longer watch when I watch the film, or A Serbian Film, which I refuse to watch due to the subject matter, Terrifier is the one extreme film that strikes a genuine balance between being mean spirited and having the meanness contribute to the larger picture in a way that's fun, exciting, and genuinely enjoyable. I don't wince when I think of Art: I smile. The character is hilarious and deeply entertaining, even when his actions are anything but. You gotta watch this movie just to experience this character, man. Even if the gore is too much for you, if you want to look away at the gross parts, that's fine. I personally found them fun in a special effects way that contributes to the character on a more meta level (in the film he's a serial killer clown- in real life, he's just a clown pretending to be a serial killer and showing off some gnarly special effects while having a ton of fun in a film). If you can separate the two, you'll have a better time watching the film. But even if you can't, Art the Clown is a once in a lifetime character, and he carries the entire film. As a firm without Art, I'd give this a 3/10. With him, I'd give it a 9/10. Highly recommended.

Definitely the most watchable and enjoyable of the most disturbing movies ever made. I've seen it twice, once in full and once skipping only the infamous "turtle scene." On the one hand, I think you should watch it in full. But, on the other, the turtle scene is far and away the most repulsive thing in this film. For the more casual horror viewer, I'd recommend skipping that part, because there's a lot to appreciate here even for those who don't care to see the film's most notorious scene. Special effects are probably the all time best, with some clear standout moments. The film is shockingly engaging and pretty relevant today, too. Most of the other highly disturbing movies out there go a bit too far and are too distasteful, but Cannibal Holocaust is really the only one that meets the happy medium between unsettling and watchable. My father was able to watch it just fine, and he's fifty-six! As a fair warning, even with the turtle scene skipping strategy, you'll still see some real animal cruelty. On the other, the turtle really is the worst one by far, and the tribespeople who were in the movie really did get to eat all of the animals who were killed, which makes it a bit more bearable even though it's still not fun to see those scenes.

I'd be lying if I said this was my favorite show, but the episodes I've watched are mostly very good. I just try to ignore the really zealous people in the fanbase (less of a problem nowadays) and watch the episodes people say are really good, so at least from that standpoint, I think it's a good, worthwhile show that's sort of like the new Futurama. Now, I've watched all of Seasons 1-3 and, despite people thinking parts of Season 3 aren't so hot, I'd recommend all of them. Season 4 was apparently more controversial, but I watched episodes 1 and 2 as well as The Vat Episode and the finale, and I can say that all four of those episodes were very good and in-line with the quality of Season 1 (in my opinion, the best season in the series). Season 1's episodes are very, very good. I own them on Blu-Ray and have watched all of them multiple times. If you just watched those episodes, I think you'll have a great time. Pure, simple comedy.

This film is essentially half porn and half movie. I lost interest in the latter due to the former. Shame on the movie makers for putting so much unnecessary sex into this film. This could have been a good thriller if they had just taken it out... UPDATE: Just got to a part where a character has his fingers cut off for no apparent reason. Great film!

This is the only film ever where you get to see a Kermit the Frog look-alike doing heroin to cope with his PTSD after fighting in Nam. 10/10 would watch again

Awesome film! Just watched it for the first time, and it's really, really good. I've seen some people criticize it for having too much noise, but you ARE watching a film about a psychopathic chainsaw murderer. Know what you're getting into before you watch.

Honestly a stellar film. I didn't even like Hereditary, and I know this one is equally polarizing, but I loved this one. It's an amazing, awe-inspiring, bizarre, and horrifying experience. Also, Chidi is in it, essentially as the same character from The Good Place, so there you go. This is seriously a 10/10 movie. Please watch it.

One of the best animated films ever made. Recommended to everyone, but probably not younger children, even though it's not particularly graphic. Teenagers and young adults who like animation will definitely be able to handle it.