I have nothing against smart movies, but on the other hand, when a movie tries too hard to insert references that don’t quite work, it’s horrible.

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Oh, Zoe (sorry, I couldn’t figure out how to do the proper ‘e’) Kravitz (the director of this movie) and Channing Tatum (second credited actor of the movie) are engaged. That could give you a new perspective to the movie (but we really shouldn’t read anything into that), especially as apparently they got together during the making of this movie.

Hey, spoilers… But I’ll give you a heads up before we get there.

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Usually around this time of the year I will remake the list of my favorites from the last year, as I have seen more of those films and have more perspective.

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That’s kind of hyperbolic, but it’s complicated. And I will use the word “formative” way more often than I probably should.

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I can’t believe I haven’t done this list before. I guess you need to leave easy topics aside to do them later, so you can sometimes do the low effort stuff. So, here’s some low effort.

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Here’s the thing: I kind of love his work. I just feel his work goes so strongly against the recent development of horror that it won’t work for everyone.

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Short version: Don’t bother.

Long version:

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Well, maybe not your specifically, but the ones you run into all the time.

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