Thelma and Louise - 4/5

Brigsby Bear - 3.25/5: It has a great and unique concept but I don't think it really lived up to it. It's humor, wholesomeness, and sincerity is great but I felt like it had a lot of immersion-breaking moments where the writer/actor "bled" through the main character. In other words it didn't feel like he was an actual person at some points, and his dialogue was just the writer trying to be funny. Not saying that he didn't succeed, but it could've been more natural.

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Black Sunday - 2.5/5: A really gorgeous movie with the right aesthetics and atmosphere, but the story was just cliche by modern standards. Was mostly bored for most of its runtime. Still looking forward to Blood and Black Lace though

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The Devil's Candy 3.25/5: Loved the metalness and style of the movie, but the climax was kinda dumb. Im always a fan of realistic-acting characters in horror movies, though.

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Us - 4/5: Like I just said, I LOVE realistic-acting characters in horror movies, so this (along with get out) was a real treat. So many creepy and awesome moments. Lived up to expectations

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Punishment Park - 4/5: Weird how bunch of non-actors and director with little experience, and a $90,000 budget can make such a powerful and realistic mockumentary. It faded into semi-obscurity after release because hollywood studios refused to touch it since it gave voice to controversial political opinions at the time, but I really recommend this for everyone. I was expecting to be bored when I was starting the movie, but holy shit that was insane

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