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It kinda looks like Drunk History except instead of drunk people it’s just Floridians lol. I’m in

 

My Floridian in-laws are very much looking forward to that show.

 

Wow the new Salem's Lot movie is like, really fucking bad lmao. Feels like it was shot by some high school kids. The rubber suit of the main vampire is fucking hilarious. It's kind of wild how instantly everyone immediately accepts that vampires are real with very little convincing ( other than Mark's dad)

 

The dialogue was pretty crappy and the editing/pacing was fucking atrocious, but there was a nugget of a good movie in there. Some genuinely creepy imagery and some really beautiful shots. Would love to see a director's cut.

 

It was the goofy rubber suit that the main vampire was in that really lost me. But yeah, reallll bad dialogue. Idk, didn't like it at all. It felt very amature.

 

Vampires aren’t real?

 

Okay I was actually complaining while still actively watching it and WOW what an anticlimactic final "fight"

 

Grotesquerie episode 7

WTFFFFFFFFFF

 

Is it worth watching? I've been debating

 

I like it. After 7 episodes and reading the press they've done since the episode cane out I'm very very interested in seeing how the rest of the season(s) play out. Episode 7 is literally a fever dream that flips the tables upside down.

 

Woman of the Hour was incredible.

 

I've been waiting for it since it was announced. Probably won't get to it this weekend but I'm stoked

 

I'm kinda miffed it was on Austrian Netflix and I had to pirate it. Thanks for nothing.

 

it's a Netflix exclusive because you know there's no market for a true crime thriller that's the directorial debut of a Tony and Oscar nominee that's the star of two successful franchises

 

Sorry, I meant *not* on. Seemingly they don’t have the international rights.

 

Man Tubi is a blast for a cheesy horror movie marathon haha. Just watched the original Evil Dead for the first time.... Might watch The Gate next

 

The Gate rocks

 

Pete Holmes showing up was the scariest part of Woman of The Hour

 

yeah Pete Holmes just following her into her apartment was pretty ??????

I know you guys are probably making some weird meta joke about Pete Holmes (why?) but I think he did great and was overbearing as fuck.

 

Thought Woman of the Hour was a great directorial debut for Anna Kendrick. And I think it said everything it wanted to about how often women are gaslit and ignored when raising concerns about men. Great casting for Rodney as well

 

I enjoyed it but it felt a little tv-movie ish in a way. Idk

 

Some of the best shit I ever watched was on TV