Letterboxd — Your life in film

The casting sure aged well.

Made the man sitting next to me who was burping and talking to himself seem pretty normal.

Joseph Kahn make more movies please.

It's a 2.5 star movie but for the record, Nicolas Cage, star of the masterpiece Mandy, is always 5 stars in my heart.

I would trust Robert Eggers with my life.

I never would have guessed that by the end of this I'd be crying watching John Byers defend the WM3 after having to enter Alford pleas.

The death penalty needs to be abolished yesterday.

My heart breaks for every single victim in this documentary and there are so many of them.

I know I'm not even close to living the top Cortney timeline but at least I don't have hot dog fingers.

It’s 2004. I’m in 8th grade. Suddenly I’m an Echo & the Bunnymen fan. I’m spending way too much time on the family computer reading about time travel and "Cellar Door". “Suck a fuck” is now part of my vernacular.

Watching this really takes me back. For me, this was one of those movies you see as a 13-year-old that takes you a step closer to actually knowing yourself and the stuff you’re truly into. I hardly remember any insight I gained from all that internet research back then but, even still, the spell this movie has over me hasn't faded one bit all these years later.

There's a fridge in this movie that is genuinely scarier than most horror movie villains.

Long live the Slasher baby