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Jill Dominguez

I just watched Sinners and enjoyed it so much. If you like slow-burning southern US vampire horror with amazing singing, acting, and musical style, this is for you. Be sure to watch all the way through the credits for some great story continuation and a bonus song.

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Noel J. Penaflor

#Watching DOMINION PREQUEL TO THE EXORCIST

A movie where the story behind the making of said movie is infinitely more interesting than the movie itself.

May be the only time you wish for a Renny Harlin version of anything over Paul Schrader.

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letterboxd.comA ★★½ review of Dominion: Prequel to The Exorcist (2005)A movie where the story behind the making of said movie is infinitely more interesting than the movie itself. Paul Schrader's version of the Exorcist prequel debacle (just look it up if you weren't around for it) forgets it's supposed to be actual horror movie. Since it's Schrader, you know it's going to be cheery AF. Filled with hollow symbolism, you're force fed a history lesson on colonialism like you'll be tested after the movie. Schrader seems almost ashamed that Dominion deign to be entertainment and, during the moments you're not bored, you wonder why someone decided that this was
Noel J. Penaflor

#Watching THE INNOCENTS

A Truman Capote screenplay from the Henry James source material. Directed by Jack Clayton and lensed by Freddie Francis. The luminous Deborah Kerr breaking down like a self driving Tesla.

A spooky if not terrifying piece of Gothic horror featuring some of the most unsettling white kids to ever mayonnaise the screen.

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letterboxd.comA ★★★★ review of The Innocents (1961)A Truman Capote screenplay from the Henry James source material. Directed by Jack Clayton and lensed by Freddie Francis. The luminous Deborah Kerr breaking down like a self driving Tesla. A spooky if not terrifying piece of Gothic horror featuring some of the most unsettling white kids to ever mayonnaise the screen. Deliberate but never boring, Deborah Kerr's performance is a balancing act between "Is this bitch crazy?" or "are those kids EVIL?" Plays differently every time you see it. If you like ambiguity, then you'll love this...unless you have no idea how to feel about it. One of the
Noel J. Penaflor

#Watching M3GAN 2.0

Relatively fun if overly long sequel. There are times when it feels like it's amping up the greatest hits from the original at the effect of narrative momentum. You can see why it got crushed at the box office by Brad Pitt driving a car and dinosaurs.

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letterboxd.comA ★★★ review of M3GAN 2.0 (2025)Relatively fun if overly long sequel. Eschews whatever horror roots it had back in 2023 to be an sci-fi thriller and does its best saddled/shackled with a PG-13 rating. There are times when it feels like it's amping up the greatest hits from the original at the effect of narrative momentum. You can see why it got crushed at the box office by Brad Pitt driving a car and dinosaurs. If you liked the original you'll like this one a little less. But at least you can dance to it. 4 Horror Movies Like M3gan 2.0 That Have Numbers Embedded
Noel J. Penaflor

#WATCHING I DON'T UNDERSTAND YOU

The best horror movie from a director with three first names (David Joseph Craig).

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letterboxd.comA ★★½ review of I Don't Understand You (2024)The best horror movie from a director with three first names (David Joseph Craig). Labeled "horror" but it's more a (muted) Coen Brothers black comedy. Takes the entire first act for the movie to start. More than once you wonder when it's going to get "Good". After 45 minutes you finally get the predictably unpredictable violence you've waited half the movie for. Nick Kroll and Andrew Rannells have excellent comedic reactions to some of the bloodier sequences. If you're willing to wait a full hour in a 90 minute movie then you'll laugh a handful of times even though it
Noel J. Penaflor

#Watching DEATHDREAM

Bob Clark's mid-70s horror movie is affecting at times and at times feel like a heavy-handed allegory about Vietnam.

Andy is a kid killed in Vietnam until he's not because his overbearing Karen of a mother really, really, wants him alive and she''ll speak to however managers she needs to speak to in order to make it happen.

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letterboxd.comA ★★★ review of Dead of Night (1974)Bob Clark's mid-70s horror movie is affecting at times and at times feel like a heavy-handed allegory about Vietnam. Andy is a kid killed in Vietnam until he's not because his overbearing Karen of a mother really, really, wants him alive and she''ll speak to however managers she needs to speak to in order to make it happen. Ostensibly horror, but feelsl ike a dysfunctional family drama with some zombie tropes dipped in. Walter Sobchak would love this movie so much he'd shoot the TV.
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