Oh my god...Malignant(2021), what the heck?
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dang I finally wanted to try but I also just went vegan and there's milk protein in magic spoon :(
I can't get the peanut buttery goodness ones, as I'm allergic to peanuts. This is a painful allergy, as peanuts are in so many things I love and I developed the allergy in my twenties.
Is October your favorite month,
got a lot of horror movies
@@TheGoodMorty yeah, did Thought Slime stop being vegan? That used to be a thing and I can’t find any information on when that stopped and there’s even vegan stuff after the first Magic Spoon sponsorship and the lack of transparency is kinda…uncomfortable, when veganism was a video topic and brought up several times previously.
We got the fruit loops and peanut butter crunch, and I'm going to lobby for the cocoa one now! The fruit loops flavor is awesome!
“After this, my wife told me I’m not allowed to pick the movies anymore”. Put that on your packaging, _Malignant_
LOL
"I'm emotionally stunted and think it's funny when people are upset"
The villain hucking a chair at the two cops from across the room was the greatest cinematic moment of the year.
Ripping off the Bad Cop chair gag from Lego Movie shouldn't have worked, but it was -amazing-.
Me and partner burst out laughing when that shit went down, come on n slam welcome to da jam
Best edit of the chair throw I've seen... ua-cam.com/video/qvKmqv9hL0c/v-deo.html
I cheered at that, I'm not even gonna front.
That moment was the first time my husband and I have felt true joy since 2019. That and the 70's era exploitation girl prison fight that turned into a one sided Mortal Kombat. Pure Joy. Woo knew what I needed. I though I wanted to see a "Good" movie with plot and character development but what I really needed was a balls to the walls 80's fever dream akin to "Basketcase".
Don't forget that Madison and Gabriel's mother had her "evil pregnancy" as a result of actual sexual assault AND what "wakes Gabriel up" is Madison herself suffering physical assault by her shitty boyfriend which are....choices
Oh god
How did I forget those details...
That's. Jesus.
I loved how bad it was. I thought it was unbelievably silly. When Maddi revealed 20 minutes in that she was adopted and it played stinger music...after not developing her character even for a second...I knew I was gonna love it.
You had my like at ‘bibbity bobbity Dook’
(Also appreciate the timer on sponsored content, thank you for ethical sponsorship Mildred)
Spoiler review:
My friends and I watched this as a group on Discord, riffing it the entire time. When it initially seems to be implying the horror is mental illness or vengeful miscarriage ghost we joked that all the creepy stuff she was doing were just the normal side effects of taking Tylenol. When we saw Gabriel for the first time, one of us said: "That's him, officer! That's Tylenol!" and we all died laughing. Then we just started calling Gabriel "Tylenol" for the rest of the movie. 10/10 comedy.
You have to admit, disappearing a component of cereal that is both sprinkled on and baked in is pretty impressive. Bravo, Bobby
It must be sweetened with sugar alcohol like that one ice cream brand
well, an apple also has no added sugar. just the sugar that's in it
@@powerviolentnightmare5026 what sugar is inherently in grain free cereal?
James is terrified of disco, I'm sure that's what that means
it's scary because she's wearing a disco aesthetic, and we all know that disco is dead, so it's kind of like she's undead. that has to be it, right?
@@soupalex I honestly thought it was just Wan taking the mickey by that point in the runtime. "I'm not taking this seriously, why should you?"
It's genius that you use Bobby for your ad reads. I'm not gonna skip Bobby.
he's the star of the channel after all, he's why we come to this channel
Even Bobby can't get me to spend $40 on cereal, though.
@@glitchedoom I dunno, Bobby is pretty persuasive
@@glitchedoom Magic Spoon is worth it though if you can do it.
@@glitchedoom Same.
Basket Case was about someone dealing with Ableism.
This movie is, look campy ableism bc the devil.
It brings to mind how people used to claim seizures were demonic and shit.
FUCKING!!!!!!!! LOVE YOUR PFP DUDE!!!
AND YOUR USERNAME HOW DID I JUST NOTICE THAT AGHH
So in other words, it's _Basket Case_ if it, without anesthetic, had all of the nuance that made it a Cult Classic surgically removed. Oh, the irony.
200000x the budget, 1/100th the character.
Or that one episode of the x files with the circus folks
It's Basketcase with a House 4 mentality and a Hangover budget.
Hey, Mildred, I just wanted to say I'm glad that you've recovered from that mysterious illness you were suffering from through the month of September. It's obviously none of my business what you were suffering from or how you caught it, but it looks like the week off you took really helped you recover, and I'm glad you're doing better.
Thanks so much for talking about that jail scene, like the dehumanization of the women in there really rubbed me the wrong way, and there was no explanation for why they were doing what they were doing.
James Wan: Because their evil I guess and their evil because... their poor and dirty? Look, I just wanted to have a look fight scene with backwards looking Batman villain.
Yeah it wasn't like it was some kind of prison gang thing. It was basically a drunk tank.
as a woman myself i enjoy a bit of gratuitous dehumanisation
When the clip started, there were a few seconds where I thought it was going to be a musical number.
I dunno what it is about Mildew's humor that just hits the exact right spot for me. Maybe it's vacillating wildly between cheekily calling someone a dicknose and using the phrase "like unto a Basket Case".
So Malignant is lazier than that one episode of the Simpson, where Bart is revealed to be the evil twin?
Don't look so shocked.
At least Bart being the evil twin wasn't straight forward. Malignant just went beautiful twin good and ugly twin bad.
"what's wrong with malignant" nothing, it's perfect, it's a build up to a joke that its delivered to us masterfully with that scene in the police department, specially when the thing just fucking yeets a chair into 2 cops
It had shitty politics though.
The one thing I really enjoyed about this movie was the effects and the set pieces. The most ridiculous part for me was when she fell through the ceiling and they're like "omg you're the killer all along" and I was like, how would no one notice the ridiculously-styled murder attic? And why the heck is it so fragile? At some point it almost feels more cartoon-like than anything, but the fight sequences were interesting to watch. I was definitely laughing a ton - more than I should given the tone.
That house is INSANELY huge on the inside!
@@hollandscottthomas It's like a Tardis.
The living room and the kitchen both have two story ceilings that go up to the attic, but the nursery on the 2nd floor is somehow also between them? Did they buy the house, want to make it an open floor plan only to learn the walls were load bearing, and went, "Can we knock out these ceiling? Really open the headroom up. Sure it'll decrease the square footage, but think of all the Pogo sticking we can do in the living room."
@@dayveeman You could fit a trampoline in that livingroom and never be in danger of hitting the ceiling
Yeah I enjoyed the surreal visuals and vfx but cartoonish is the most accurate word for this movie
bood, bood bood.....
bood, bood bood...
*picking up phone*
"Welcome Police Department Outreach Evening Line, this is Sarah, how may I direct your Outreachy day?"
"Officer, I'd like to report a murder. Yeah. It was on UA-cam."
OIn other words, this movie is entirely in keeping with the theme of a lot of horror movies that deformity marks a person as evil!
Just like James Bond movies!
I mean it is the same guy who made the Saw movies that basically boil down to "If you aren't willing to do whatever it takes for self-preservation you deserve to die. Get over your problems, you big baby! The cure for depression is someone threatening to murder you if you don't pull yourself up by your bootstraps."
YES YOU HAVE SUCH A POINT
@@Lettersforhartigan and that's why the best Bond Villain is the CEO from Quantun of Solace
I.. genuinely loved this movie in spite of itself. It's bad, for sure. But it's delightful schlock that goes way over the top.
@Blaire Sovereign ...narcissists are not "born evil"...
....omg. I totally forgot that CATS was the movie I last watched in theatres. I can't wait for Dune to come out so I can break that streak lol
Same!
I saw knives out on a whim as my last theatre movie. So glad I did! I'm sadly the local movie theater closed for covid then decided to be forever closed :(
This movie feels more like a superhero origin story than a horror story. I could see the main character using her Gabriel super-strength to fight antifa or whatever James Wan thinks superheroes do in 2021.
? is James wan far right or something?
@@wesleywyndam-pryce5305 lol probably not he just really loves cops. 50% of Saw's runtime was cops trying to solve the murders and there's an extremely sympathetic cop character in Malignant.
Mostly just joking about the Disney+ series that was superheros vs antifa that came out this year.
@@shayrazor Wait wait wait what? Tell me more about this disney+ series.
@@GhengisJohn It was Falcon and Winter Soldier. It's kind of a superficial resemblance, but the costuming and left-ish views of the "flag smashers" felt like a lib TV writer's view of a protestor.
Didn’t James Wan direct the Aquaman movie?
Few people manage to make the sponsor part of the video actually entertaining. But you have done so consistently. Great job Mildred
I love how the running joke everytime he picks up the phone per episode is "Oh weird, I never do this"
WAIT THE MOVIE EVERYONE WAS RAVING AROUND WAS JUST BASKET CASE BUT WORSE WHAT
It's not what you'd call a "good" movie but it is highly entertaining if you just approach it with an open mind. You will see some stuff you've never seen before. I was like "ah... so... basket case" during it but I didn't let that bother me as the backwards person was killing an entire police precinct.
all the people defending the movie by being like, "it's not serious" -- Mildred literally recommends this as so bad it's funny. that doesn't mean that the movie is unimpeachable. it can be ridiculous and just goofing around *and* be rooted in a shitty worldview all at the same time 🤷
James Wan makes mostly bad movies, so I guess when he makes a bad movie that is at least not boring as all hell people think it's a success.
But it doesn't say that worldview outright so really what you're getting is your own interpretation from it Maybe instead of saying black people are criminals it's holding a mirror up to society and saying this is how white people see black people... I'm not defending it being a good movie it's absolutely bonkers but I had a lot of fun watching it and I appreciate everything you did that is 180° opposite of everything he's ever done and other movies
@@Neon_Ghost1 if James Wan was trying to make that point, he could have added textual elements to support that reading *within* the film he wrote and directed
@@Neon_Ghost1 Well, there are only a few ways this shakes out. 1) He meant to say Black people are scary criminals, in which case it's bad. 2) He meant it as a criticism of societies treatment of Black people but just completely failed to get that point across and wound up doing the thing he was criticizing, in which case it's bad. Or 3) he didn't mean to do any of that and implied it purely by accident, in which case it's bad. Personally my money's on 3, he's never exactly been great with subtext.
No judgment if you liked the movie, btw, it looks ridiculous and fun. It's just got some pretty dubious elements, it's certainly not alone in that.
@@Neon_Ghost1 You can't effectively call out bigotry by literally reproducing it 1:1, that's just not how it works.
Malignant started off interesting and almost immediately went WILDLY off the rails
Malignant is a weird one because for most of the movie I despised it on a deep level for how terrible it was, but in the third act I had a blast. This raises the question if it takes my standards being actively lowered for me to have a good time or if the movie actually became fun at the end. Shockingly, I kind of had fun by the end, but purely because the movie gave up on the pretext of being a normal competent movie and just went wild.
The first two thirds are boring as all Hell but the last is fun.
Well you see he has electricity powers to fake you out into believing it's something supernatural, but twist it is something supernatural it's just not a ghost or a demon like Wan's other movies it's a conjoined twin who is psychic.
This sounds like a big budget Charles Band production.
Funny story: MY wife picked this movie and I told her she wasn’t allowed to pick the movies anymore.
My mom picked this movie and she's not usually allowed to pick movies anymore, but I gave James Wan the benefit of the doubt. No more.
this channel is why i can't pick movies anymore so my motherinlaw is safe from this movie
Poor Mildred's wife
OKAY SO i can totally see where you’re coming from and agree that the messaging of the movie is a little fucked, but that’s where my agreement ends. the movie was DEFINITELY in on the joke, and i think where you think you were laughing at the movie, the movie was definitely laughing with you. to me, the movie read as mainstream 80s slasher. schlocky, violent, over-explained, the antagonist is a scary overpowered man with inexplicable powers, the protagonist is a brunette with no personality. that’s why all the fog machines, the spooky lab on the side of a cliff, the cartoony fight sequences. i think the disco woman is really there to hammer home the reference to 70-80s horror. i’m not denying your reading, but that’s my interpretation of the intention. all that said, to claim the movie isn’t “in on the joke” sort of misses the point.
TL;DR i love malignant and will defend it til i die
Thank you! I'm so tired of hearing people say how it was tongue-in-cheek and giving it positive reviews as though it was intentionally, satirically shlocky. It really wasn't: it takes itself so seriously and is clearly just genuinely dumb.
I genuinely can't believe you didn't love it. This was my favorite movie of the year. I watched it at home and then willingly paid to watch it again in a theater.
Bro, same. I felt the same way until the prison cell scene and then I was all in. As a straight faced horror, terrible. As a campy gore fest that lulls you into thinking it's a straight faced horror, it's fucking rad
I loved it as well.
You mean ironically your favorite movie of the year, right?
Like, it's my favorite *bad* movie of the year... lol
@@z-beeblebrox it's ok just to judge things by how they make you feel instead of trying to sort them into a a Big Objective Quality List
@@z-beeblebrox im noticing there is a pandemic of irony poisoning in our population
Also.... weird that the 70s disco dancer woman has a chain in lock up..
The "evil" character kills a bunch of cops? So not all bad
bobby dook and mildred have such great chemistry I love them both
James Wan just picks up a Thesaurus and lucks up synonyms for bad, when deciding what to name his films.
it's a reference to a malignant tumor.
Bobby Duke would have understood the genius of Malignant and this is why Bobby is the star of the channel.
Okay but I have to say about James Wan... that the Saw movies are genuinely some of the best entrees the comedy genre has ever received.
Like the first one is kinda like, nonsense, but the sort of nonsense where you're like "Obviously this is bullshit but it's at least fun like an escape room kinda deal"
And it's all like, super intense when Cary Elwes cuts off his leg so he can reach a phone that he needs to answer for no good reason, and the phone isn't that far out of reach, and he takes his shirt off and you think "Oh he's going to use the shirt to drag the phone to him because that would be really easy to do and they already used that trick so they clearly have thought of it already" but instead he uses it as a tourniquet so he can cut off his foot... that kind of stupid nonsense but perfectly fine fun...
And then the sequels get progressively more and more silly, while taking themselves even more seriously, and they clearly think they're really cool and impressive, and then the guy who takes over from Jigsaw is so clearly somebody's fanfiction self-insert OC, and how can you not love those movies and not just completely bust a gut laughing at them
"They got a 100% happiness guarantee."
Me: Is depressed.
holy shit your makeup in this video, Mildred. Awesome.
i still remember when mildred did makeup for the fisrt time and was so self-concious that it wasn't even and now it all just blends in seamlessly ^^
Wait, you were allowed to choose the movies in your relationship? Mildred, my wife revoked this privilege already 10 years ago from me....
My Ma keeps saying this but I keep doing it.
Good job making the sponsor read entertaining. And nice work on the animation, too! That was a really entertaining bit.
The movie(s) that made my partner revoke my movie-deciding privileges were Teeth (2007) and Black Sheep (2006). (Our movie nights were usually double features).
Those are both awesome tho!
I can see why you specified the years here. I can't imagine this situation would have been improved by swapping out the 2006 film Black Sheep for the 1996 Chris Farley/David Spade film Black Sheep...
Damn, magic spoon is targeted directly toward how stoned I am
Important context! This film was in part his wife's idea-- she also helped write the script and played the awkward and very horny forensics cop! No prize for guessing who the cop her character is so attracted to represents (hint: it's the cop that drives a sports car lmao). So it's likely Mr. Wan used his clout with WB to green light this wicked bad idea he and his wife had - although it is very important to emphasise that this does not place the blame on Ingrid. She isn't an experienced director and script writer with 40 million dollars and a small army of crew behind her.
Just some juicy context for why it's not his usual junk.
what the actual fuck lol
Utterly and completely shocked you didn't like this ridiculous bonkers movie. From the terrible dialogue, the crazy fights, the "50 years of prison exploitation movies in one room" scenes with Zoe Bell, everything in this was nuts and pure entertainment. It even had a "why is this woman in the movie? Is she the director's girlfriend?" and she was! This was schlock horror at its finest.
The most unrealistic part was a nurse and a deadbeat husband owning a house like that in Seattle. My god. You have no idea.
Nah, people seem to think schlock horror just means completely mindless but it doesn't. Basket Case is schlock horror. This is corporate schlock horror, where they do *absurd thing* because it's wacky and will make people post about it on Twitter. Not because the director had a genuinely wild plot they wanted to tell and a weird sense of direction.
Ok!!! I thought this was a great homage even if it's corporately backed clearly they let James wan off the leash and let him do whatever he wanted it was so full of things I never expected even if it was exactly like basket case it didn't even dawn on me until watching this video. How many other movies have we seen somebody literally mark a bunch of people by fighting backwards 😂
@@dp7552 So just because it's backed by a lot of money means it can't be shlock? This went straight to Netflix and clearly they let Juan off of any kind of restrictive leash This is about as expressive as anyone can be with major studio backing. We shouldn't gate keep what kind of movies deserve to be in what categories but rather I'm just celebrating that we got such a crazy movie in this day and age where it's clearly not popular to make such a thing as evidenced by all of his by the numbers previous films
@@Neon_Ghost1 You might want to reread their comment and try again because they definitely didn't say that at all
@@Neon_Ghost1 who is Juan?
"you cant see the sugar in a cereal" wow i guess you cant see why kids love cinnamon toast crunch
Thank you for pointing out that weird racism in the jail. I was like "whats Foxxy Brown doing here... isn't this a modern--... wait, why is she being painted as such a threat for sitting there... other than her being some weird disco time traveler?"
First off, I'm so glad Scaredy Cats is back! I really missed it last week. Also, you make it easy for us to skip your sponsored content, but the way you do it is way more amusing than any other creator I have watched, so I still watch it, lol. Bravo!
It seems like Malignant has the same worldview as the Conjuring. That conservative "satanic panic" mindset that anything off the beaten path is scary and dangerous and will destroy you. There is no nuance. all your bigoted fears are justified because if it doesn't look like you or pretty its disgusting and eeeeeeviiiiiillll.
What off the beaten path behavior is seen as evil in the Conjuring films?
@@SuperPal-tr3go it’s been a while, but I recall Lorraine flipping out at a student that practiced Wicca. Thought now I’m wondering if I confused that with a documentary
Cancer actually is scary and dangerous and will destroy you.
That's what Gabriel is. Unlike Belial, he's not an autonomous being. He doesn't even have a brain of his own. He's more like a Mr. Hyde, a separate personality for Madison to express her repressed desires, and also to satisfy her need for a friend during her traumatic medical isolation.
I will grant that the final scene of imprisoning Gabriel has unpleasant implications, however.
This is fantastic. I also loved the film for being so off the wall. I noticed almost everything you critiqued, but I gave the movie a bit too much benefit of doubt in some spots. Specifically the prison scene and implication that eugenics is good sometimes. Also the lack of consideration for people who’ve been through miscarriages. These parts are regrettable to say the least.
That said, I think some parts could be viewed differently. I thought the movie was bringing into question the efficacy of medical and prison institutions.
The doctors did terrible things to Gabriel and never once tried to do right by him. I could be misremembering, but I thought the point was they were using him for testing/experiments once they understood his potential power. The safety of the MC was squarely below their own safety and research endeavors.
I need to rewatch before I go on, but my point is that I’M the one who thought too hard about this movie. You did indeed think the normal amount. Thanks for your work as always.
It's so vindicating to hear someone else dump on this movie. We were so mad when we got to the end. What a thoughtless waste of time and money.
I'm so glad someone else thought this was garbage. I watched it with some friends, and they all loved it. I thought maybe I was the asshole in that instance, but I do feel better about it.
That big reveal? I laughed so hard I had to mute my mic!
It really does feel like we've watched a different movie from everyone else, I genuinely don't understand how this movie is getting so much love. Are people THAT starved for a theater experience??
I feel like you’re exploiting my love for Bobby Dook to sell cereal. That said, thank you for using Bobby Dook to sell cereal.
"Absolute riot! The laugh a minute comedy of the year!" -Me
Thank you for convincing me that I absolutely need to see this movie. Love warming myself by a dumpster fire, there's nothing better.
Honestly, I loved that they went so crazy with it. I was laughing for the the last 20 minutes non stop. It just became a comic book movie and I was down for it.
Watched this with a buddy and some drinks, really the way to do it. When that 3rd act reveal happened, we could not stop laughing. I really needed to have a moment like that, it was the funniest thing ever. I love this movie lol I will remember that for a long time. This is a riot
This whole movie was just the most violently ableist manifesto I think I’ve seen in years.
"Guess what Dicknose" is now my go-to hello forever now, thank you Mil-dread for this linguistic treat
They HAD to know what they were making. Minus all hyperbole, I was laughing so hard during this movie I teared up.
Malignant is one of those movies that could have been reworked from the ground up while keeping the same basic concept and maybe stood a chance. Like Passengers.
I wouldn't need Magic Spoon if Bobby would spoon me.
This review makes me feel better about the harsh criticisms I had about The Conjuring movies. I'm no longer worried I was reading too far into it.
_why was the annabelle doll even there it made no sense and they literally open the film with the "real" version of the story which only highlighted the disconnect_
@@Whatlander the shitty "women belong at home" vibe from I think The Conjuring and/or its sequel were what get me. And I'm sick of the "scare you back to god" plots.
Yoo id love to see you talk about “daybreakers”. Great cast and fleshed out world of a vampire society. Theres also some pretty subtle critiques of capitalism i think youd enjoy. Like how the most important resource (blood) is handled by a corporation which leads to global shortages, and the people who cant afford the rising price start turning into monsters (the movie is sympathetic though) that society just straight up starts executing despite it being everyones fate if things keep going the way they are. And the people responsible are aware and dont care cuz profit
the plum lip with plum eye - chef's kiss
I feel so validated right now
Everyone told me to watch this movie, and I was hesitant because I don't like James Wan at all, but I gave it a chance, as soon as they say in the very first scene that they are gonna 'cut out the cancer' my immediate reaction was 'please don't be a rip off of Basket Case' and then it was
Soon Bobby Dook will have had more career paths than Homer Simpson.
This movie is glorious. High camp hilarious shlock from start to finish. Just utter perfection. It is a gift to humanity. Embrace it. Embrace the beauty of Malignant.
yes, embrace it with us, mildred!
I just don’t get taking this film seriously lol it’s so fun
I implore you to watch more B-grade horror. There's so much better schlock to choose from than Wan, which is both funnier, bloodier, and crazier than anything he's ever done. Expand your horizons. Please, if not for me, then for Bobby.
@@z-beeblebrox you're absolutely right! but i also enjoyed the cheesy early 2000s vibes malignant gave off. it just itched a scratch i didn't even realize i had!
edit: lol @ me writing "itched a scratch"... it's staying like that now!
Off-topic, but your eyeshadow looks fantastic in this video, I'm jealous
You had me until "free of soy"
Mildread’s wife sounds cool
the big cop fight scene was so hilariously bad, especially towards the end when Gabriel decided to just knock out the only named characters in the scene for no reason despite ruthlessly killing everyone else
I feel like someone owes Henenlotter a lot after this movie.
my friend and i kinda.. walked out on the very obvious lesbian panic scene
Has... Anyone noticed that Bobbydook keeps getting more and more real as time goes by? Is Mildred going to become... More and more animated until he vanishes and is replaced by Bobbydook completely? 😳
Hi have I mentioned this is my favourite channel on UA-cam? It is well done.
Also your look slaps in the video totally your tones
I guess I’ll never understand how there are people who legitimately enjoyed this movie
Sense of humor, is my primary suspect
People who don’t have sticks up their asses constantly
Absolutely lost my shit at the super aggressive "and guess what dicknose"
A genuinely enjoy so weird Patrick spoon bit at the beginning
I streamed it... and enjoyed it from the "so bad it is good" point of view. I would not have been happy if I had paid at the theater, however.
I was wooondering when a 21st century full blown House 4-type movie was gonna come out..
" why is in there?... Fuck you! That why " totally amazeballz... Your videos are the highlight of my week!
Once again...
thank you for saving me from another piece of trash.
OK YES AS SOON AS I SAW THIS IN THEATRES I WAS PRAYING IT WOULD BE COVERED ON THIS CHANNEL!
One thing you didn’t mention that I’ve been mulling over is the way the movie deals with gender. And specifically how it deals with Gabriel’s gender. The main character, in the movie, is portrayed as your average, womanly woman right? But concealed inside her, via surgery no less, is a violent, predatory, child-hating male identity. This identity comes out, changes the main characters gender expression, and spends his time causing harm to people. Anyone well versed in trans theory can recognize this as some really weird themes.
I liked the theory that the guys at RLM had that this was like Freddie Got Fingered, where James Wan was just trolling the studio.
Also, the backwards Kung Fu was pretty awesome.
I'm sad you didn't like it. I loved it so much. I loved seeing a modern Giallo take from Wan and the campy over-the-top stuff had me smiling ear-to-ear.
I am surprised you didn’t like it! To me, it had the bonkers energy of some of my fav 80s horror movies. Also it changed genres four times. Would I say it’s good? I don’t know or really care. Lol I was glued to the screen the whole time! Appreciate your perspective though. 🖤
I watched it the last couple hours it was on HBO and I’m so glad I did. When Gabriel launched the chair WWE style I completely lost it.
Even with the counter for perfect skipping, this is the first sponsored content I have never skipped. You're some kind of witch.
Damn, my homie got sponsors now? Aight, that's cool. I hope that means more cash.
A pro-institutional strength movie without subtlety from the guy who turned professional con-artists into demon fighting religious superheroes? I am shocked, SHOCKED!
This is the only channel where I don’t skip the sponsored content. #dastarofmyheart
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought about the prison scene
‘A gooey creep does murder ballet’ 🤣🤣🤣 your reviews are the best!! I just put you on a playlist and go
I'm going to ask your wife if she really thinks the peanut butter is the best cereal, cause I just don't trust your judgement, Mildred.