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Even from one of the database linked to by OP, the found footage films only make up like 1% of the total horror movies and 2% of the horror movies released in 2022. I don't care if they like them or dislike them, but they're just wrong about how many are being released.

must have been tired of people talking about Andor

My cutoff for bother to go to the theaters is a Metacritic score of 70 or more so Missing’s 66 and Plane’s 62 means skip to me.

I definitely got this impression. I certainly haven't seen any previews for found footage style films in main stream movies lately. I assumed OP is probably watching more independent style films, but I have no idea.

Observe and Report

I actually thoroughly enjoyed the bus scene in TCM. The rest of the movie sucked ass though

I appreciate all the info. Thanks very much. I'm looking for "As Above, So Below" online right now, as I've heard of it before.

He is great in it. It was the first time I saw him in a movie and everything since has only solidified him as a great actor (except maybe The Eternals, but that's not his fault).

Aww, don't worry. I gave up having a reasonable conversation/discussion with OP as soon as he replied to me. Now I'm just having fun letting OP know how to write a diary🤗

Right? It's easy! All you need to do now is just write these kind of random thoughts on a note, not here! High five🖐️

I was here, minding my own business, working on some repairs for my new house, when these kids starting killing themselves all over my property.

The only rating I do of a film is whether it is good enough to make my best of the year list and where it fits in the current list. Since my 2023 list has zero films it will be pretty easy to make it since my judgement changes to whether the movie I just saw was good and if so is it good enough to make my top ten in a really bad movie year.

i think found footage is cool when its used tastefully. Once Cut for the Dead was an interesting approach.

It's a pretty niche genre. It definitely gets old fast but for the stand outs of the genre like Blair witch project and rec I like them

Anything Todd Solondz, basically. Welcome to the Dollhouse, damn... I need to give this guy a rewatch!

The bots auto-post most news here from variety/deadline/hollywood reporter/etc.'s twitter feeds, the posts just doesn't always stay at the top.

Don't bother wasting your time speaking reasonably with OP. I pointed out to them several times with different sources that there aren't that many found footage films being made, and they accused me of attacking their opinion and blocked me.

i once googled how to get into the crane business

Chills at this part always. Old linebacker here lol

i like your ranking for the most part. For me I would rank the top lower and move X, Pearl, smile, and Scream up to the top. Thats me. I am glad to meet another horror fan. I agree with your least liked films. Halloween Ends wtf was that? LOL also TCM on Netflix... that bus scene is all you need to see in the movie to know that it is the worst.

This is a musical emergency!

Nothing like redditors being condescending assholes. Totes

>peace settles over the land

I wasn't sure that it was, but then I started writing it out and realized that with the forest, the animals, and Irontown gone - there's nothing preventing the samurai mob from taking the iron.

What a fucking bummer.

I’m not a football person either, but Denzel Washington and Will Patton is too good a combination to lead a movie.