In tandem! Thanks in part to some of the same filmmakers haha.
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Matt Donato
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The Indonesian horror “boom” behind the likes of Joko Anwar, Timo Tjahjanto, Kimo Stamboel, and more have produced, pound for pound, some of the best horror movies of the 2010s and 2020s.
weinbergwhat country makes the best horror films? (and you can't say USA. we do make good horror films but just play along.)
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Some good folks who bust their asses at multiple jobs (meaning: they arent to blame for their misfortunes) could use a little help to cover some basic life costs. If you have a few bucks to spare... gofund.me/802c58bb2
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HER PRIVATE HELL is an intoxicating and elusive return to feature films for Nicolas Winding Refn—a filmmaker I have my struggles with. Not this time. Looks like I'm the HER PRIVATE HELL defender. It's rightfully divisive, but I got swept up in Refn's fever-dreamy neon sorta-slasher.
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Matt is absolutely correct, Pinocchio Unstrung is a surprisingly good n' gory time. Went down really well in the screening I just came from too.
Matt DonatoPINOCCHIO UNSTRUNG is legitimately good, and I'm just as surprised as you are. It's giving Seed of Chucky/Chucky (the TV show) vibes with a folkloric twist. A shockingly tender blend of whimsy and gore that's worth hearty laughs, plus rad puppetry!
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PINOCCHIO UNSTRUNG is legitimately good, and I'm just as surprised as you are. It's giving Seed of Chucky/Chucky (the TV show) vibes with a folkloric twist. A shockingly tender blend of whimsy and gore that's worth hearty laughs, plus rad puppetry!
PINOCCHIO UNSTRUNG is legitimately good, and I'm just as surprised as you are. It's giving Seed of Chucky/Chucky (the TV show) vibes with a folkloric twist. A shockingly tender blend of whimsy and gore that's worth hearty laughs, plus rad puppetry!
HER PRIVATE HELL is an intoxicating and elusive return to feature films for Nicolas Winding Refn—a filmmaker I have my struggles with. Not this time. Looks like I'm the HER PRIVATE HELL defender. It's rightfully divisive, but I got swept up in Refn's fever-dreamy neon sorta-slasher.