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Excellent story-driven 1st person adventure/puzzle game. "Lovecraftian" done right. Not loaded with tentacles, not 100% tinted green, and not trying too hard to be 'horror'. It's still totally about insanity, existential dread, and alien intelligences far older and more powerful than humankind, though. This is a really well done visually and emotionally stunning tale. It's GPU intensive, but I had no problems whatsoever running it in 1440p at a smooth and solid 60+FPS. (With an i7 10700 + 16GB RAM + RTX 3060ti). If you like games like Firewatch, What Remains of Edith Finch, the Myst series, Conarium, The Witness, The Talos Principle, etc. you'll enjoy this. Check out You Tube for spoiler-free reviews.

The best werewolf movie of the 21st century. I know, that's not saying much. But it is actually good and the practical f/x and relatively simple story really work.

Best Shakespeare to film adaptation ever. Not for the feint of heart. But neither is the play Titus Andronicus.

MAGA propaganda for cultists. Avoid if you have a mind and a soul.

Can't believe the low ratings on RT. If you like Tarantino et. al., dark humor, and anthologies, you'll like this. Tim Roth is a treasure and is the thread that weaves the four stories together.

This movie is on Shudder! Google really needs to fix their system for listing what streaming services are showing things. Shudder is never listed as an option for watching. Stop ignoring Shudder, Google.

Funny and disturbingly accurate. Much harder to watch now that Trump is POTUS and the US is sliding into ignorance as virtue fascism.

Well, it delivers what it promises. The ending is kind of a let down. The twists (and there are many) do keep you interested, though. I really can't say much without spoiling it. Watch it, for fun, one night. Hey, the music is great.

This was a pretty damn good horror-noir thriller. It's a shame the critics of the late 80's totally set it on fire and curb stomped it out. The acting, photography, production values, etc. are all at the top, even compared to movies now, much less in 1987. De Niro and Rourke both give their A game, too. That's nothing to ignore. It's quite tame, by today's horror/gore standards, really. A typical episode of The Walking Dead has more gore and anything from the New French Extremity horror film movement is MUCH worse. Irreversible, Martyrs, High Tension, etc. Much worse. The Name Louis Cyphre is TERRIBLE, but other than that, it's up there with movies like Seven and Serpent and the Rainbow. I think it had issues because Bill Cosby hated it, what with it having a nude scene with Lisa Bonet. But him hating on something should be considered a glowing recommendation these days. I'd say give it a watch if you haven't yet and like hard R crime/supernatural horror films. I should state this, though: Trigger Warning for rape.