A homemade horror film that captures the frightening dread of childhood, but struggles to remain engaging throughout its slow and abstract story.

A homemade horror film that captures the frightening dread of childhood, but struggles to remain engaging throughout its slow and abstract story.
The ranking of EVERY 2022 release I saw this year!
A thriller blockbuster that builds upon the prior film’s weaknesses to create an engaging thrill ride of likable characters and out of this world visuals.
A bloody holiday brawl that’s big on action, though flat on story or interesting ideas.
A witty, razor sharp murder mystery that produces a worthy successor to one of 2019’s best films.
A darkly delicious bite of satire, seasoned with solid performances and searing wit.
A heartfelt sequel that manage to carry its emotional weight in an effective, exciting way.
While it often delivers on action, it’s not enough to bolster the film’s flat characters, poor writing, and unoriginal approach to the genre.
An unsatisfying end to an underwhelming trilogy, lacking scares, coherency and purpose in closing out the story of two of horror’s most iconic names.
An update to a classic horror film that gives it a polished, competent modern sheen, but loses some of the gnarliness that made the series a standout.