I feel that Victor's design should have been a bit more "marketable" so to speak
I mean, I think terrifier for example wouldn't have the impact it had if Art didn't have the design that it has
I seriously beg you not to comment on the same mistake that the original series made of pretending that almost nothing from the previous season had happened by discarding plots
I have a hunch that Harrison's love affairs with Gigi and his co-worker at the hotel are going to be scrapped, I honestly hope not
I've seen that many people want them to do a Spin off of Brian but I've still had a hard time knowing what it would be about
At least in my case, I liked the movie I found it entertaining
I just think they should have done the chucky design better
This movie has a lot to explain about the origin of the protagonist's race and see how far he went in his plan of domination
I feel like I'd be a Lila
In my case, I remember how this guy was practically feeling sorry for poor fifty-year-old Bojack because an eighteen-year-old girl manipulated him — and even did it on purpose
I remember he said, "A woman will always try to land the alpha, and when they can't have him, they play the victim so he stops being one in everyone else's eyes."
And I was just sitting there like, bro 💀 — how the hell can you even think that?
I always wanted to know what Doakes would have said if he found out that Dexter and Brian were brothers
I would have given anything for a few more films from this franchise. I would have loved to see a movie like Halloween Kills or Friday the 13th (2009) with Harry as a brutal killer.
I just finished reading the third Dexter book, and aside from what I already expected, there's something else.
Supposedly, there are guys sacrificing children on an island in the name of Moloch.
I'm not saying it's a conspiracy, but it's one hell of a coincidence.
This movie was fine but I feel like there's no middle ground with it
I've seen people who overhate it ridiculously, ignoring its good points
Just like I've seen many people who almost seem to feel personally attacked if you say anything negative about it, as if it were that typical movie for pretentious types just for being a meta-slasher"
Sé que su Bond es el más cómico y uno de los menos serios, así que sería interesante saber cuál es su momento más cruel.
Within the crazy and funny spy penny theory, how did her relationship with Leonard end
She really fell in love and retired to be the mother of the dwarf she watches over or continues to be part of the mission
I know that technically all the Bonds before Craig are the same, although it’s practically impossible to work out a timeline like that.
But I think these two could fit perfectly on the same timeline if you think of Dalton as a more experienced Lazenby.
What do you think?
would be curious to see the Bond who tries to be more serious to face the most comical bond
I'm talking about those scenes where the protagonist escapes the killer, but then suddenly the villain appears right behind them.
I think in the movie Brightburn, it's justified because the guy literally has Superman-like powers and speed, and the movie makes that very clear.
I know that even though it's a horror movie, it's not really a slasher film, but it's the only one that comes to mind
This is undoubtedly the brand of red john that they use the most to identify him in the fandom, by the way it is the one that is most used to make fan art
But it was not Red John who made it but an imitator of this
In my case, all the bullshit that has to do with Hannah. I remember watching the scene of their first time and saying, "Okay, this shit is gonna be a Lila 2.0."
But nah, every damn scene with Hannah made me think I wasn't watching the same Dexter from the early seasons.