Well that was pretty audacious. Maggie Gyllenhaal took some big, bombastic chances, and it worked for me. Jessie Buckley is sensational, and Christian Bale is probably the best Frankenstein in my lifetime.
#NowWatching The Bride! (2026) #horrorsky
Posting a picture of Tom Savini every day until I forget challenge #horrorsky
In conclusion, we are so cooked. But we were probably always cooked.
Was this the first movie to show a military drone being used?
"We have laws against it precisely so we can get away with it. Corruption is our protection."
We have to go back.
Good shot.
Historically, one of the worst periods of all time for sunglasses.
So many incredibly subtle details in this movie. The lights on the lefthand side of the screen flicker at the moment when Matt Damon's son jumps into the electrified pool.
Walking away from my Twitter account.
Is that fucking NANDOR?!
Welp.
This movie predates the global financial crisis, Obama, Arab Spring, iPhones, Facebook, Brexit, MeToo, COVID-19, The Rizzler, the rise of Trump, the spread of AI, and global fascism. And yet, I suspect it's going to feel more relevant than ever. #NowWatching Syriana (2005) #filmsky
Hey, just don't do stupid AI stuff and you'll be fine.
A fitting end to a perfect series. (We don't talk about the 1998 remake.)
If Hammer movies have taught us anything about how to end a movie...
STRYCHNINE
"I had this hobby, taxidermy. A passion really."
The murders are pretty brutal. Savage but grounded.
Indeed.
"How did you kill your mother?"
"Slowly."
Norman lovingly reminiscing about his mother's hair is so good. It's genuinely touching but also a great creepy character beat.
We love a callback.
When you accidentally get some blood on mother.
Casting young Norman Bates should have been impossible, but Henry Thomas is the perfect choice.
We're home.
Norman Bates is my emotional support murderer. #NowWatching Psycho IV: The Beginning (1990) #horrorsky
Posting a picture of Tom Savini every day until I forget challenge #horrorsky
