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Johnbobb
02/04/23 3:21:15 PM
#102:


Johnbobb posted...
this game is so dark that I have to have the game's brightness almost the whole way up just to see what's going on. There's a difference between having shadows to add to the dread and just having the environment be a solid black screen
This wasn't an exaggeration BTW

This is a screenshot I just took

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/4/0/0/AAS3NhAAEJuQ.jpg

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Snake5555555555
02/04/23 3:29:14 PM
#103:


Damn I don't remember the game being that dark for me.

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v_charon
02/04/23 3:37:58 PM
#104:


Same.

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Johnbobb
02/04/23 3:42:26 PM
#105:


Chapter 9 Complete

  • Didn't shoot fast enough at the very end and now both Laura and Ryan are dead, which sucks because I've been specifically trying to do everything right and it seemed like I pretty much had until that point. And I'm assuming there's a chapter select at the end but that's still going to require replaying the entire longest chapter of the game to correct it
  • I found The Hierophant tarot card which played a big flashback connecting the tarot reading lady to the events, that was really cool.

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Johnbobb
02/04/23 3:43:31 PM
#106:


Snake5555555555 posted...
Damn I don't remember the game being that dark for me.
It's been the entire game, I don't know why it's so bad

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Johnbobb
02/04/23 3:55:09 PM
#107:


and now Jacob's dead too

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Johnbobb
02/04/23 3:56:16 PM
#108:


and dylan

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Johnbobb
02/04/23 4:05:40 PM
#109:


So I shot and killed Caleb (I don't know who that even is) and then the game just ends? It says Dylan died because Kaitlyn didn't act fast enough, but I shot the werewolf before it attacked him and nothing happened

and then nothing came of any of the evidence, why did I collect all that?

Emily Axford and Brian Murphy as the podcast hosts at the end is so so good though

edit: oh the evidence is being referred to in the credits podcast, that's pretty neat but I wish there was a visual aspect of it

"It was just a prank, Anton." holy shit such a good callback

There's a whole path I just never even unlocked???

Jacob having the silver bracelet and it not protecting him from the werewolf kinda seems like a huge mislead

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Johnbobb
02/04/23 4:13:31 PM
#110:


https://twitter.com/VIvillarose/status/1620629850460397568

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Johnbobb
02/04/23 4:46:24 PM
#111:


Encouraging you to go back and replay things and still not giving you a way to move quicker, fast-forward, skip cutscenes or choose individual scenes instead of hour+ long chapters is such terrible game design

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Snake5555555555
02/04/23 5:40:28 PM
#112:


Man the ending is truly terrible and abrupt.

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v_charon
02/04/23 6:53:51 PM
#113:


I really do like the game, but the ending does seem like the weakest aspect. I think if you compare it to the Dark Pictures games, I would say it would probably be amongst the better ones from that series but most of those games have better conclusions. I feel like most of the storylines between the characters didn't matter at the very end, and the fact there's nothing you can do to help Silas or Chris and still have a good ending kind of sucks.

Still though, you get to see Deputy Dewey one more time. Have to mark out for that.

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v_charon
02/04/23 8:44:55 PM
#114:


Also when we saw Infinity Pool, we also saw the trailers for some films I hadn't heard of/seen before. I was aware of Inside with Dafoe previously but this was the first time I actually watched the trailer. Interesting to see if it'll really be horror or not, probably fringe to the genre like The Lighthouse I imagine. That said, he's an incredible actor and we'll go see it regardless. I wasn't aware that the Children of the Corn remake/reboot was actually done and coming out in March; that's so fast. The original has some old campiness to it but it'll always hold a special spot in my heart. The final was Bunker, which after the trailer I'm expecting big things from.

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Johnbobb
02/04/23 11:39:21 PM
#115:


went back and redid Chap. 9 and 10 with Chris getting killed and it drastically changed everything else and actually gave a half-decent ending (although it still never explained why the Hag of Hackett's Quarry could do like weird computer glitching and stuff)

apparently the Path I missed was because I never broke open the cabin in Chapter 1 so somehow that stopped Dylan from getting bitten and getting his hand cut off? I'm not sure how one causes the other since Dylan was in a different building but whatever

the behaviors of the Hacketts toward the counselors make no sense. like at one point Ethan Suplee saves Jacob from a trap and puts blood on him to ward off werewolves, but then later tries to murder Ryan. Why? Sometimes they act like they're just trying to hunt for Silas and keep the family safe, but other times they just sort of try and kill everyone just because.

Also why does Chris Hackett even keep the summer camp running if he knows everything that's happening? And why have it go directly from full moon to full moon?

also the podcasters at the end are still by far the best thing in the game and I'm sad they didn't get motion captured for it

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jcgamer107
02/05/23 8:48:05 PM
#116:


Yeah M3GAN was cool, I'd say 8/10. That actress is a great physical performer.

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PrivateBiscuit1
02/05/23 8:53:51 PM
#117:


M3GAN feels like they were testing if they could go absolutely batshit with a sequel, so I hope the next one is just completely unhinged while still being able to have strong themes.

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v_charon
02/06/23 11:06:30 PM
#118:


Knock at the Cabin watched tonight.

Interesting to watch a MNS film with NO twist and that's the twist of it. I did read the book synopsis which sounds much, much darker but on a film rated on PG-13 I wouldn't expect them to kill a 7 year old child. Also when casting Bautista as Leonard you have to make him the final one of the horsemen left alive too. That being said, I think it was pretty solid and I liked it more than Old. Not his best work, but nowhere near his worst either. Probably right in the center for me. I did really love some of the characters here, notably I really though Leonard and Andrew were extremely well acted.

I've got 5 films under my belt now, not even counting Missing! Time for the birth of my 2023 list.

1. M3GAN
2. Knock at the Cabin
3. Infinity Pool
4. Fear
5. Skinamarink

A few extra thoughts I had on Infinity Pool...

I do appreciate Mia Goth's acting ability here and the switch her character made during the film. I think there were some really interesting elements to explore here, and sometimes it did explore those elements but ultimately the film did a few things to turn me off at times. I do admit it's a tough task for a film to make an unlikable protagonist likable, but this film did it by creating really awful villains. I guess I just didn't like that James went from being resolute to literally sucking from a teet. And the orgy scene went on like forever. I dunno.

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v_charon
02/09/23 9:57:18 PM
#119:


A couple more films are hitting theaters; Consecration and She Came From the Woods. Neither are really films that I'd normally go out for but I'm holding myself to do the best attempt at seeing as many releases this year as I can. Genny usually can get us free tickets, but only if her theater has picked up the movies. Unfortunately, neither of these films were big enough to pick up but living in Atlanta gives up plenty of opportunity to catch virtually any release even if it's limited.

Another religious horror film vs. horror comedy/parody. Probably will try to see one on Sunday and the other Monday night.

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PrivateBiscuit1
02/09/23 9:58:21 PM
#120:


The Outwaters is also having a very limited release this week! Check it out if you can! I hope to see it soon.

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v_charon
02/09/23 10:01:13 PM
#121:


Oh shoot you're right, I forgot about that one. That's 3 limited releases to somehow find the time for.

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v_charon
02/09/23 10:11:15 PM
#122:


Updated schedule:

Sunday: The Outwaters (for free!)
Monday: Consecration
Tuesday: She Came From the Woods

Showtimes should all work out with our work schedules, hooray.

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Johnbobb
02/09/23 10:42:15 PM
#123:


Saw Knock at the Cabin and loved it but I'm also biased because I loved the book

it definitely made some BIG changes to the story starting about halfway through, which was surprising because the first half was basically indentical. Batista becoming the last Horseman didn't surprise me, because of course, and I get why they didn't kill Wen (and I was devastated thinking it was going to happen because Wen is portrayed so well) but it does completely alter the ending itself. Haven't decided how I feel about that yet but I did love the direction of it all, and Dave Bautista hasn't pretty easily proved himself to be the best wrestler-turned-actor because he was chilling the whole way through

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jcgamer107
02/09/23 11:16:37 PM
#124:


Reviews are coming in for Consecration and it's not looking good...

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PrivateBiscuit1
02/10/23 9:27:36 PM
#125:


Gonna see The Outwaters in about an hour!

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PrivateBiscuit1
02/11/23 12:52:52 AM
#126:


I did not like The Outwaters.

To say the fucking least.

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PrivateBiscuit1
02/11/23 1:43:38 AM
#127:


The Outwaters thoughts.

This found footage movie is one that has a ton of potential and during the usual boring BS parts where we get to know the characters, sets up a lot of potentially interesting things. And then it does fuck all with it. Absolutely nothing with it, which I can deal with. I was happy to not see the typical dysfunctional found footage characters arguing a ton. But then not only does it do nothing with everything they set up, they do nothing. Period. Nothing. With an ending that lands like a wet fart that my theater laughed at.

Spoilers tagged below.

This film decides to make an incomprehensible mess of itself that you can vaguely follow, but none of it is interesting. The fatal flaw here is that none of it is good, interesting, and any time they are about to show something interesting they cut to some nonsense like our main character looking at his feet or something. But this repeats on a loop. You're freaked out the first night when shit is going insane and there's blood everywhere and people are screaming. You're less freaked out three nights later when our protagonist is looking at stoic bloody people again.

Dead ass they just loop the same bullshit over and over and add nothing new or interesting. The new things they DO add are so out of place and nonsensical that it just doesn't add anything either. And it's not good. You have nothing to invest in these characters from the moment shit goes down because any characterization or any potential story parts do not matter. Can you believe that the opening phone call we get is the scariest part of the movie? Because they never show you what happens DURING that call. Instead we just have to kind of wonder about what's going on in this time splitting multiversal bullshit that avoids that entirely.

And the ending, my god the ending. The theater laughed uproariously at what I'm sure what supposed to be grotesque and terrifying when our lead randomly cuts off his penis and then goes stumbling in the desert with his intestines hanging out. My girlfriend equated a lot of this to birth and relationships to mothers and I probably agree with that interpretation, but fuck me if it says anything interesting about it. I don't know how you make a movie where all the interesting stuff cuts away. It's absolutely crazy. No idea what they were thinking.

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v_charon
02/11/23 5:59:53 PM
#128:


Yikes, I can't say I saw that coming. Not going to click on the spoiler block yet, but the ending you describe sounds a lot like a film we saw years ago, It Comes At Night. Upon that film ending, someone a few rows up from us said "... that's it, really?" and it got lots of laughter from the theater. Not a really good sign.

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PrivateBiscuit1
02/11/23 6:29:47 PM
#129:


I actually really enjoyed It Comes At Night, but it wasn't a horror movie and shouldn't have been marketed as one. I have good things to say about that movie, but it has a couple problems. I would say the ending was concise and pretty much everything I needed from it though.

The Outwaters moment at the end was more so stupid you can't help but laugh. People in the theater before that were saying the movie was dumb among other things in a whisper. A woman stood up and said "This is too much for me" so she missed the last two or so minutes.

There's another moment towards the end where I was so exasperated that my girlfriend looked over and just started laughing. The degree that I was over this movie was severe.

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v_charon
02/12/23 11:32:47 PM
#130:


Yeah... nah...

1. M3GAN
2. Knock at the Cabin
3. Infinity Pool
4. Fear
5. The Outwaters
6. Skinamarink

I said this with Skinamarink and I feel like somewhat of a neanderthal putting the two "experimental" films right at the bottom, but it is what it is. If I have to go to Wikipedia (which didn't help) or Reddit to figure out what's going on, it really isn't the hallmark of a great film in my eyes.

I have to concur with Biscuit on this. The last act of the film meanders in such a way that it brought it down to near Skinamarink levels for me, as in, "Can't this just end already?". It's a lot of darkness, a lot of camera jerking and a lot of stuff you can't really see happening. And the stuff you can see just doesn't tend to make very much sense and I don't like a film as much if things are explained well. I'm not saying everything needs to have a backstory like Lord of the Rings, but I feel like these days people who can't really write stories get by with it by having the excuse of, "the film isn't supposed to tell you about that". It's irritating and one of the biggest issues I feel modern horror faces. As people try to be unique and experimental, I think they lose sight of what making a movie is about. To each his own I suppose, but this style just isn't for me.

There are also some strange flaws I've found with the premise of this being a found footage film as well. Like, how is does he have footage of what we're led to believe is himself while he's holding the camera? Or how does he have footage of his mother's home when he's so far away in the desert? I guess again, I'm just not "getting it". It's pretty frustrating because I feel like found footage is a genre that can be good and just usually isn't. Typically it isn't for the reasons this one isn't, but yeah.

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PrivateBiscuit1
02/12/23 11:58:42 PM
#131:


You have to know the part I was talking about #5 the end where my theater laughed though, right?

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v_charon
02/13/23 12:14:56 AM
#132:


It was an eye roll and facepalm for me personally.

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PrivateBiscuit1
02/13/23 12:24:47 AM
#133:


Profoundly terrible stuff.

I also saw Skinamarink last night because the girlfriend wanted to compare them. My feelings are that Skinamarink is worse because at least things happen in The Outwaters. Most of it sucks, but stuff happens.

Skinamarink is just all just a perfectly set up idea that is completely fucking fumbled. Like all they literally had to do was ditch all of the experimental stuff and just put a real plot there. Skinamarink had like two actually good scenes but it doesn't mean much if the rest of the movie is just absolute nonsense and trash.

The Outwaters makes me more annoyed thinking about it though, mostly because of how lazy it all feels and how they could absolutely do something interesting and good with the idea but, again, cuts out everything that would make it good or interesting.

What kills me are critics fawning over these things and talking about how good they are. I feel like a crazy person reading these positive reviews of The Outwaters and coming out like "How in the hell could anyone come to these conclusions or pretend this was actually scary after the first 5-10 minutes of actually scary stuff?"

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v_charon
02/14/23 9:46:20 PM
#134:


We're at She Came From the Woods. Further thoughts later, but Consecration was actually good. It could be that I appreciate it more after watching nonsense but it was refreshing to see a story that was coherent.

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Snake5555555555
02/14/23 10:06:30 PM
#135:


Why am I still kind of excited for The Outwaters even after reading all this stuff? :D

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v_charon
02/15/23 12:23:19 AM
#136:


1. M3GAN
2. She Came From the Woods
3. Knock at the Cabin
4. Infinity Pool
5. Consecration
6. Fear
7. The Outwaters
8. Skinamarink

A pleasant surprise, for sure. With seeing these 3 films over the last 3 days, I really figured what ended up being the best would have been the worst, and what was the worst I figured would have been the best. Funny how that happens. Despite its billing as a "horror comedy", I didn't really get that from this movie honestly. It has moments but I guess when I think of horror comedy my mind tends to drift to over the top stuff like Scary Movie or Army of the Dead. In no way was SCFtW related to those two films, much to my delight because I don't really like heavy handed horror parody.

More thoughts for Consecration:

A pretty well told story and squarely "above average" in the realm of "religious themed horror movie". I will say that the biggest downfall of the movie is just that it isn't all that scary. It has a few moments that are a little chilling but I expected a little more in terms of that, but maybe that would have been too heavy handed. It's a pretty good overall experience though, better than I was expecting from it.

Thoughts for She Came From the Woods:

I'd classify this movie as more of homage than a parody of horror, clearly inspired by Friday the 13th since it takes place in the same time period the original was set in and features a camp. This time though the acting is better and the direction is as well. It's filled with tropey characters and good bit of blood and guts, and I feel like it's a pretty immersive story despite the large cast of characters. It never really suffers that much from that because of how much the characters are tropes; it's hard to mistake one for another, for sure. It definitely has some moments that can catch you off guard. Good stuff.

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v_charon
02/15/23 8:45:00 PM
#137:


I didn't think it'd happen, but we're going to get to see Blood and Honey tonight. Anyone else catch the one day in theater showing of it?

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PrivateBiscuit1
02/15/23 10:41:27 PM
#138:


Aw hell Blood and Honey is out?

My schedule this weekend is packed so I dunno if I can see it.

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v_charon
02/15/23 11:31:19 PM
#139:


Initially it was only going to be in theaters one day, but it seems like they decided to extend it to a week long run time through to the 23rd. If you miss it then I think you'll have to wait and see where it ends up streaming at, not sure they've announced that yet or not.

Seeing a midnight screening~, probably no thoughts until tomorrow night. I have no clue what to expect!

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v_charon
02/16/23 11:30:08 PM
#140:


So yeah, it was a movie, that's for sure. In retrospect, it was pretty easy to say what you could expect and that's basically exactly what you got with this movie. It's pretty much just 90 minutes of crazy over the top gore and weirdness associated with the source material. I guess with a film like this you can't really go in expecting like, deep meaningful storytelling or something to really grab on to. That being said, the guy who is writing and directing these horror films that are coming out (Peter Pan, Bambi, this, and it's sequel) might should consider a different method moving forward because this one has the novelty to sell it, but it should learn from franchises from the 80's that this sort of thing can grow really tiresome, even to a devoted audience. But if you love really crazy kills, this one has it.

1. M3GAN
2. She Came From the Woods
3. Knock at the Cabin
4. Infinity Pool
5. Consecration
6. Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey
7. Fear
8. The Outwaters
9. Skinamarink

A few additional thoughts that will be spoilers:

My main issue with this film is the characters, or rather lack thereof. I don't think it's the acting that's at fault here, as that seems mostly fine or at least passable to me. My main example is what is the "main" heroine; she gets a backstory, even cutaway flashbacks to her past to tell her story. But ultimately it means absolutely nothing as she's dead with a simple throat slit by the end. It's pretty deflating and hits in all the wrong ways. I've said already this year I hate the "final girl" syndrome, but at the same time I don't like creating that and then just saying "surprise, she actually dies like nothing!". It's really no better. Why waste so much time telling us about her just to throw her to the side like one of her many underdeveloped friends?

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Snake5555555555
02/18/23 10:35:49 PM
#141:


Just saw Bones and All and loved it. Definitely one of the most unique takes on the cannibalism subgenre. The romance was pretty captivating; the whole idea of a romance in the middle of all this death, gore and mayhem was shockingly well done. But mostly I just loved not knowing how to come to terms that these morally twisted characters were just looking for some companionship in a lonely world. I know what they do is messed up, but I just couldnt help but think that deep down these people are just normal folks just using their cannibalism as their only means of connection. Such a weird film to wrap your head around but I know I will still be thinking about it probably years later.


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Johnbobb
02/19/23 12:18:23 PM
#142:


Part of what I love about Bones and All was the way the advertising for it (the posters and standees at least) dont suggest the horror aspect, so by all means given the director and the cast this looked like it was going to be a Call Me By Your Name spiritual successor. Also one of the best soundtracks of the year imo

Excellent movie ||that also unintentionally shows the bias of the Oscar's against horror||

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Johnbobb
02/19/23 12:20:55 PM
#143:


Also fun fact I learned after watching, Timothy Chalamets sister from Bones and All is the main girl from We're All Going to the World's Fair

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Snake5555555555
02/19/23 12:30:11 PM
#144:


Johnbobb posted...
Also fun fact I learned after watching, Timothy Chalamets sister from Bones and All is the main girl from We're All Going to the World's Fair

Oh shit I didn't even notice!

Trueeeeeeee about the Oscars, like to not get nominated for ANYTHING is a crime. And going in blind for this movie would be wild. I mean, I KNEW it was a horror movie and seeing Maren bite into that girl's finger so early on caught ME off guard lol


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Johnbobb
02/19/23 12:37:48 PM
#145:


I knew it was horror only because I saw a list of the top horror movies on Letterboxd for 2022 and it was #1, leaving me very confused at first (I legitimately thought it was an error but then it listed genre: romance horror in the movie's page)

I made sure the person I saw it with didn't know beforehand

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Snake5555555555
02/19/23 12:54:17 PM
#146:


Nice. Going in I didn't really know how much of a horror movie this was going to be as a lot of what is considered horror nowadays is "90 minutes of drama with fucked up moment at the half way point" but I was really pleasantly surprised with how tense and disgusting the whole thing is.

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Johnbobb
02/19/23 1:15:21 PM
#147:


oh absolutely, it's one of those rare instances of a genre clash movie that just really succeeds at both genres simultaneously. One of my favorite movies of the year honestly

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v_charon
02/19/23 9:35:21 PM
#148:


I kinda regret missing out on it last year. Genny told me I wouldn't like it though, and I didn't have the goal of seeing all the releases like I do this year so I bypassed it. Oh well.

If anyone notices new releases throughout the year be sure to let me know. I'm considering having us watch Re/Member, which is a Netflix distributed film but was released in 2022 in Japan. I'm wondering if I should include it on my 2023 list though since its global release was this month.

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v_charon
02/25/23 12:24:26 AM
#149:


Is Cocaine Bear going to be considered horror? I've seen it listed as horror comedy in several spots, but other spots leave off the horror tag. Probably seeing it Tuesday night regardless of that.

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Johnbobb
02/25/23 12:28:56 AM
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I mean it seems like a parody of movies like Jaws and Beast which are considered horror, so I'd say horror comedy seems like a fair call

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02/25/23 3:36:48 AM
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Yeah I would count it personally.

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