if y'all haven't seen it definetly check out the 1987 Bates Motel film for some context, best sequel in that franchise too

Got my early screening tickets booked for 7 PM Wednesday.

I’m assuming this movie is more like a giallo|| compared to X being more of an 70s/80s ||American slasher right?

That’s the sort of vibe I get from the trailers at least. More stylized.

There's one scene that's kind of within that realm (and even then, it might not really count), but aside from that it's 98% not

Is killer id predictible to guess?

Honestly, yes

eh i thought so but i think the focus is not the main focus

Just peeped, solid end to the trilogy but ultimately X is my favorite still. Prob gunna take another watch to fully appriciate it without my built up expectations being in the way.

Always good to see Sophie Thatcher in anything didn't hurt that her new movie Heritic had a trailer play before the film.

I will not accept a life I don't deserve

That’s nice 😊

Shia?

I heard this is the weakest of the trilogy but still is excellent. This & Long Legs back to back weekends is the type of s*** I live for

Suicide always getting postponed

Mia Goth wack asl for purposefully hurting an extra on set

Wish she’d hurt me

Concussions ain't nothing to play with brother

Damn I didn’t realize she concussed someone

we really only got 1 Mia interview this whole press run

Her and Ti West denied the allegations, he said/she said at this point

unicourt.com/case/ca-la23-casearea8c48b17684-1142139

Court documents, but the guy is James Hunter. He was a background extra that she was supposed to walk over but then she allegedly kicked him in the head, then mocked/bullied him about it afterwards, and he was fired in the end. That link is a case for wrongful termination. If this is true, man...

like husband like wife

Well in that case, Mia Goth can give me CTE

Crine

Wait is her voice usually this high? I don’t remember it being that way in the movies