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Great video

I loved The Substance. It really showed how much emphasis society puts on the aesthetic. When it's obvious the protagonist is wearing an ineffective paper mask, everybody continues like all is okay (just like people do for people with overdone plastic surgery). It really made me look at how insulting a compliment can be, and now as a father of daughters, I've become very conscious of how I voice my appreciation.

You both seem to share the same brain as me when it comes to movies. I would add that the studios chasing the popularity for the Stranger Things audience has imposed influence over films like Salem's Lot and Romulus. Audiences love when writers of Stranger Things nod to their influences (Stephen King films and Alien films) but this year it seems like their influences are nodding back. It fourth-walls me big-time. Also I implore you both to find and devour the recently released 4K HDR Black & White version of The Mist. Also check out Nosferatu in cinema while you can. Gothic perfection.

Finally, hesaves someone!

Try an experiment. Watch the trailers for all the Superman movies or at least the first movies in every new remake so Superman the movie Superman returns Man of steel and Superman and accounting for improvements in how trailers are made which one feels like the best superman movie I say far and away the best is James gunns

No 28 months later , lol .

Superman is lying down like Yamcha in Dragonball which is cool

They use saturated colors rather than Zack Snyder's gray scale.

The fx are by the same team that just won an Oscar for GOTG3. They’ve been working on the fx for a year, and will continue to do so all the way up to the films’ release. It looks better than most fx movies that have released a teaser trailer by now. When it’s released it will look even better.

Superman films haven't been good since superman 2 but James gunn has not made a bad film and understands the source material unlike Snyder

I thought all the effects and visuals were all amazing but thats just me 🤷‍♂️

Effects look dodgy? Are you kidding me? Krypto taking him to the Fortress obviously.

If this is supposed to be a reaction video, maybe don't talk all the way through it.

I like your reaction....👍👍from INDIA....

I really disliked Bill Paxton in Aliens and Predator 2 but it wasn’t his acting I disliked it was the characters that he played I think a lesser actor could have really messed up the movies. I think he went through a period of playing very arrogant characters and I don’t enjoy that but then as his career progressed he broadened his roles and really came into his own. I loved him in Twister and I think it’s my favourite of his movies and it is the role that I chose to remember him for I wish we had the chance to see how much more he had to give.

I’m a slave to the algorithm I know it doesn’t help much but I will keep doing it.😂 I hated this movie the first time I watched it to be honest I just felt like it was too many brilliant ideas thrown together just so they could work together and also to try to promote Loki. But I have watched it a couple of times now and it’s grown on me it’s not as good as the first two but it’s not as bad as age of Ultron.

I don’t understand why you have so little views for this one but considering the movie maybe people are just unwilling to relive the experience of paying money to see it😅. I love how no matter how bad a movie is you still find positive things to say about it and don’t just tear it apart which is what I wish they did to the script. I don’t hate it if you ignore the original series and the ending but maybe Blarp would have written a better script😊. Keep up the great work it’s really appreciated.

This film’s production was a complete mess from the beginning and it wasn’t just the studio that were causing problems Skeletors soldiers good as they looked became robots because Mattel didn’t want He-Man killing people and it cost a lot to make the changes. The studio halved the budget very early on and when the film finished production it had no ending which is why they used footage they already had to create the mess that we got the original concept was different. I love your work I only just discovered you so thank you but I do have a complaint about your comments about how the behaviour of the director changes your opinion of the movie. He is obviously not a good person and has done terrible things but it’s unfair to condemn the entire movie because of his behaviour. The other people who were involved in making it happen have done nothing wrong and you are condemning their work because of him. Although it’s not the same thing can you say that Hitchcock or Kubrick treated especially the female performers they worked with well but are you condemning them for unacceptable actions?

I agree with you. I don’t 28 weeks later was as good as days. I really love the grainy film style they did in the first movie and just think it’s leaps and bounds better than 28 weeks later. I will say though 28 weeks was a decent movie, it had one of the best opening sequences I’ve ever seen in a horror/zombie movie.

Sweetheart, you got good genes

Watched Smile and Terrifier, they were overall good movies, where the bad guys won and were the main characters are struggling with mental issues

I thought the second part would be much worse but I liked it more than the first one, there were a lot of good scary scenes but this scene with dancers chasing her was not scary cuz most of them didnt have that creepy smile i can do a better one and the thing that i love about this movie is the soundtrack as good as in smile 1 it gives spooky vibe and watching the movie on headphones was just perfect.

Hitcher kicks ass 👍

I struggled to draw anything profound out of The Substance. I left the viewing feeling like I'd just watched an elaborately produced bikini commercial. The film doesn't say anything particularly interesting about desire, age or femininity. I really detest films which shove lots of flesh down your throat, and then pretend to have some grand pretext for debauching your imagination. 'The Substance' is a very close cousin of the 'X/Maxxxine' movies, which combine absolutely irrational scenarios with a script that has been lifted from an 'Archie' comic. The fact that some of this film's most ardent critics are intelligent young women, really says something too. If you look at Rodin's famous sculpture of the aging beauty, it says infinitely more about women and ageing, than this cheap sex-ploitation film.

👍 You can hear the torture in the Werewolf's howl. 'Jaws', 'Alien', 'The Thing' and 'An American Werewolf in London' are the big four for me as a kid in the 80s. Terrified me. Have you listened to the audio drama retelling of this movie? ✌️🤟🤘

Would agree, this is a partial return to form for Shyamalan! Although i enjoyed the film, don't get me wrong, i loved the tension and suspense, the trailer is a bit smarter. Agree with your point that its reminiscent of De Palma! Josh Hartnett has good horror cache for this film and is perfect casting! Hayley Mills, whilst she is always fantastic, just seemed an unexpected choice!

Also, interesting you mention the misogyny that's often levelled at Hitchcock (i would agree with you both that this is unfair). An example of this is his penultimate film, Frenzy (also which i hope you can review) - none of the characters in that film are particularly likeable, but the female characters are often the strongest. I'm new to your channel and enjoyed this review, please keep up the great work! 😊❤

Psycho 2 is so underrated! The original film is such a classic and like the Bates mansion, looms large over horror cinema. Psycho 2 is one of those sequels that dares to stand up to it and succeeds! It actually took quite a lot for Perkins to return to the role, Psycho was such a shock to his image at the time that he bought himself out of his Paramount contract and sought work in Europe. We're glad he did eventually embrace Norman to made Psychos 3 and 4 (equally underrated) - please say you'll be reviewing these, too!

17:14 I had trouble with this as well. Why would she clone herself and not be able to experience the younger sensations and experiences?? I then realized that she is experiencing Sue BUT not shared with Elisabeth which is why the Substance is quite cruel. Demi Moore actually is experiencing Elisabeth and Sue but at different intervals. Sue has all the past memories at birth and is a much younger Elisabeth in a perfected form but with her own autonomy. They don't share experiences because she's her own body but with Elisabeth's conscience in that moment. Once the conscience is transferred back then she's older Elisabeth again. Imagine one of those dreams where you are a younger perfect version and you'll do anything to stay dreaming so you don't wake up and keep living that life ( even though you never fully remember the details, you know you enjoyed that dream). Older Demi Elisabeth knows Sue is a dream and toxic for her health but she now is dependent on those dream experiences so she continues with the Substance. ANYWAYS fabulous review and insight. New fan here. ❤

Few films have been so shamefully overlooked, prejudged and disregarded as the fantastic 'Psycho II'. Everyone simply assumed no sequel could ever come close to the Alfred Hitchcock original. Far from being some soulless cash grabbing gore fest a la Friday the 13th, 'Psycho II' is a genuinely intriguing mystery which contains Anthony Perkins' finest performance as Norman Bates and we discover much more of his character. Meg Tilly is outstanding as Mary, the niece of Marion Crane who is initially intent of driving Norman insane again in an attempt to get him reinstitutionalised, but develops feelings for him. Jerry Goldsmith's score is superb, so far from Bernard Herrrmanns original and i personally find this film much better that 'Psycho' and imminently more re-watchable.

Another great video!

Fantastic review! I had chills listening to the description! I must say, I really like the short form videos. Great work!

Definitely check out Perkins other movie, Gretel and Hansel. Best review yet

Great video. AMIL was a big influence on my own writing.

Hell yeah!

I enjoyed the film. Rupert and Bautista were great in the film.

Oh no! Hope you have a quick recovery.

You guys are so good...I thought it was just me being fussy when I watched this movie when it first came out maybe I wasn't wrong after all...lol

I haven't seen this movie yet. It's releasing on 4k in a couple weeks. I actually can't wait to see this movie.

Hey guys

The Caesar reboot Planet Of The Apes trilogy is one of the best remake or reboot movies out of all the remakes that have been done to death. And the trilogy is the most consistently good since Lord Of The Rings. New film is great too. Fantastic world building.

I still need to see this. I like Prey at Night as well. G

Warren has seen it and he reckons it’s terrible! It can’t be worse than Zombie 4 though, although that movie has a banger of a theme song! 😂

I was recommended a movie today as the best terrible movie ever: Birdemic (2010). It is apparently a horror movie, so I thought you might like to see it too. The person who recommended it loved it. I don't think you will though. 😅

Great video! I love this movie, and can't wait to own it.

Can't wait to see it!

New subscriber! I LOVE this movie! 🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃

Wow! I've never had that experience of the theater showing the wrong movie. Lol.

Warren I can't believe you said what you did about Australian movies! Shocked 😳

Hearing that Flanagan has the rights gave me goosebumps. Thanks for the video.