u/EntangledAndy

This one was a letdown. I could tell there was some incisive commentary on American militarism and patriotism just under the surface of what was otherwise a pretty dull slasher.

It takes itself very seriously, which isn't inherently bad of course but Uncle Sam lands in an awkward middle ground where it's not greasy and sleazy enough to be truly fun and memorable, but it's also not good enough to be fully enjoyed as a straightforward horror film. There's some fun kills in the third act, but this film is overall dragged down by wooden performances and a lack of atmosphere.

(The schlubby bald guy is the screenwriter, OFC)

First in Day of the Dead, then in Empire of the Dark.

I came for the goofy stop motion monsters and campy gore effects. I did not expect the scene ruminating on the disappointments and setbacks of life.

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