fredzesty

I have to suggest Cabin in the Woods. It definitely has some really scary moments, but it intentionally sticks closely to a very specific horror film trope, but it turns everything upside down and provides a lot of genuinely funny moments. Plus, it has one of the most unpredictable… Read More

Tucker and Dale vs Evil. It is hands down one of the greatest horror comedies ever made (if not the best). Does it have some kind of scary, gory moments? Yes. But the heart and the humor more than make up for it. I'm a horror fanatic and it's the kind of movie that I recommend to… Read More

12/13. Can't believe I got freaking Psycho wrong. I really enjoy Hitchcock films too! Clearly I just need to watch it again.

Extrovert. Incorrect. I just like the MCU. Also, I feel like the more TV shows and movies you watch, the more likely you are to be an introvert.

Fuck me I love The Boys. Last week's episode was great.

Deep dish isn't pizza, it's a casserole. A soupy, shitty casserole.

When Alexis and Ted break up for the final time on Schitts Creek. It was definitely the right move for both of them, but it was still such a sad moment. They really helped the other grow a lot.

The correct answer for Philly is CLEARLY It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. It's even in the name!

We watched it in my film appreciation class. Everyone was ugly crying by the end. Shit that is a great film.

Damn starting strong with Coco v. Inside Out--two of the saddest movies in the Disney canon. I think the only Disney films that made me cry harder were Toy Story 3 and The Good Dinosaur.