Jesse.ID

Loved how it looked, loved the Alex G music, and loved the needle drop. If you're looking for horror, you will be disappointed. It's very a disjointed, dreamlike surrealist dark comedy, and I was lost in the haze. Luckily I was watching it with a queer friend who could explain the message that Jane Schoenbrun was trying to convey during the credits. I had the same problem with I Saw The T.V. Glow and I loved that one a lot more after a Reddit deep dive and a rewatch. I probably need a second viewing now that I understand the subtext.

Great animation, great music, very weird, and I couldn't really follow the story but it about dreaming so that's to be expected. Also, a degree of fat shaming that I haven't seen since kid movies from the 80's.

I wanted to love this but I didn't. For someone who lived an incredible life like Anthony Bourdain did, this story felt like it was focused on the most uninteresting part of it. It made him feel generic and I didn't think that was possible.

Hilarious and chaotic. Better than 95% of the stand up specials I've seen on Netflix. This was like watching a recording that was taken inside of my head at peak ADHD.

They don't make a lot of movies like this anymore and I really enjoyed it. They were going for an 80's vibe and nailed the aesthetic, but everything else felt like a 90's action/horror popcorn flick with some fun gags scattered around. Anne Hathaway's performance was perfect and the rest of the cast was great.

Definitely a Sam Raimi movie. I had to turn my head away until a scene was over because it was grossing me out, which doesn't happen to me that often. When it does happen, it's usually Sam Raimi's fault. The movie isn't particularly scary. It relies on jump scares a little too much, like most horror movies in 2009. It's just kind of loud and gross but there were enough laughs to keep it entertaining.