Jenna Ruth

Evil Dead meets Host. A solid horror drama that is updated for millenials and gen-z.

A Grecian tragedy if people also had sex with cars in a Grecian tragedy. I enjoyed this.

Season 1 is great, season 2 is meh.

This game can be brutal and punishing, there's no shame in turning down the difficulty if you are having such a stressful time that it gets in the way of playing. That said, Pathologic 2 has the best worldbuilding i've ever seen in a game. I haven't played a game before or since that made me feel like i'm visiting a real place with mysteries, culture, and hidden allegiances. It is narratively engaging in a way that feels more like a novel than most games. Its secrets tug at the imagination. The closest i've played is 'Fallen London' or 'This War of Mine'. The way the story unfolds a real treat, there's really something quite magical about the atmosphere of this game. I got stuck in a death loop on my first play through. I tried again a year later after reading a handful of guides on how to not starve, and I'm so glad I did.

It was a bit of a snooze. It was hard to see the intentionality in the slow pace.

It's funny to see other reviewers complain about the gay kiss - I actually found this film by searching for LGBT sci fi! And boy, am I disappointed.

So boring. Way worse than the first one.

This movie is just OK - I'd describe it as a less good 10 Cloverfield Lane. The best parts of the film are a tense bottleneck drama, and how the audience's perception of the characters changes over time. However, the supernatural/horror elements feel unresolved and muddy the story. A lot of the tonal spookiness comes from the protagonists dreams, but we never get much resolution from them. The pacing is slower than it needs to be. I think this movie would have benefited from a different title - I spent the entire time waiting for 'it' to come at night, to be left empty handed.