After watching You Might Be the Killer I feel like meta, self-aware slasher films are more played out than regular slasher films. If I hear one more character explain the final girl trope like it's a novel idea I'm going to scream.
Never trust anyone who uses "degenerate" as an insult.
Meta, self-aware humor in general is played out these days.
It's the same thing as "intentionally bad" movies like Sharknado: It's just an excuse to not bother putting any real effort into your writing.
"It's not cliché and boring if I point out how cliché and boring it is! I'm so clever."
Edited by Primis on Dec 13th 2019 at 12:26:17 PM
Speaking of meta humor...
Phil Lord & Chris Miller are teaming up with the directors of Ready or Not for what is being described as "a unique bear-driven horror-comedy — with heart."
Plus, the script was pitched to Universal as Good Boys meets The Revenant.
Edited by TargetmasterJoe on Dec 27th 2019 at 9:28:08 AM
I don't think it will have Mutt again.
I had zero issues with him, but people aren't too big on Shia Leboeuf so I think Mutt is done.
Even in universe, Indy snatched his hat away before the former could put it on.
Anyway, Mutt's done. Though I wonder if Lucas wants to try again. He got torn up over Crystal Skull too didn't he? Maybe he's just gonna hand that over to Disney as well since he seems done with the fans.
Edited by HandsomeRob on Jan 1st 2020 at 6:48:00 AM
One Strip! One Strip!I watched 1917, it was an interesting technical exercise in its illusion at one extended long take and had some absolutely gorgeous visuals but otherwise I wouldn't say it was a film that merits multiple rewatches.
It had a very good take on its depiction of the war narrative, which does elevate it for its approach on the antagonists and its sound design made it even better.
Not sure if this is the best spot for this:
Suddenly a movie version of Hamilton?
Apparently, Disney will be releasing a movie version of Hamilton with the original cast and filmed "onstage at The Richard Rodgers Theatre." (Not sure what this means, maybe they're filming it on a stage instead of using sets and locations like a normal movie?)
And we have to wait for it (see what I did there?) until October 15, 2021.
I find it hilarious that the Disney press release uses so many buzz words to obscure what it really is: just a filmed showing of Hamilton.
Audiences: "You could've just said: 'cheaper tickets than Broadway and better HD than the Youtube rips'."
Edited by Tuckerscreator on Feb 3rd 2020 at 4:40:38 AM
Over 20 years have passed. But now....
Someobody fucked with da Jesus again.
"All you Fascists bound to lose."Either that, or we'd get a No one comes to Lupusville situation:
Thingalien.
Sweet dreams.
One Strip! One Strip!Hey, so, was anyone looking forward to Guns Akimbo, a movie where Daniel Radcliffe plays a schlub who gets guns (literally) nailed to his hands and must fight for his life?
You may want to reconsider it, because a Twitter DM made by the movie's director leaked and...let's just say he said some less than kind things.
Yeah.
Edited by Tuckerscreator on Feb 23rd 2020 at 6:05:54 AM

Another new take on Peter Pan is on the horizon, and it's from the mind behind Beasts of the Southern Wild.
"Wendy"