that was quite a journey to portray a very simple premise: there are no good people. just people who want to be better… in this funny, flawed, and beyond fucked up system controlling us.
but hey, isn’t this a good starting point to open up the possibilities for ph mainstream cinema?
p.s. donna cariaga mothered every screentime like
PLEASE DON’T TALK TO ME
wtf is this even???? started off promising. think of Flatliners (2017) but make it about possession of evil spirits that exploit your trauma as their modus operandi.
second half is where it all went downhill. the main character is a fucking ticking time bomb, as if her persona’s deliberately made to be insufferable, insulting even to not have any redeeming qualities. i guess some ppl enjoy being in a continuous state of conundrum but good god it’s hard to watch.
yet another rrl as to why aussie horrors aren’t really my thing 😫
have you ever found yourself fully conscious in one of your nightmares? helpless, voiceless, reaching out for help? hold that thought because that's how watching Skinamarink feels like.
initially, i had my reservations going into this film. it's got a love-it-hate-it experimental flow, which debatably compromises the narrative in the process (or lack thereof). but good god, the eerie 70s horrror atmosphere latched with a dirtied up sound design took this film up a notch!!!
the film harps on our…
i think this should be titled "Mother!"
just when i thought Arturito from Money Heist (La Casa de Papel) was my most hated character ever, wait til you see Justin Long's character in here 💆♂️
while i feel so bad for Airbnb's reputation, like damn this isn't what Marcel The Shell With Shoes On (2021) taught us, gotta give it to the team because they did a pretty good job here. i genuinely enjoyed how they unraveled the story, how…
