I think it's safe to say one of the biggest movie genres that everyone, myself included, loves talking about is horror.
Not only are there so many great horror movies, but there are a lot of actors who have given awardworthy performances in them who deserve way more credit than they've gotten.
Maybe you're like me and you could give an entire TED Talk about how incredible Florence Pugh was as Dani in Midsommar and she easily could've been nominated for an Oscar for this AND Little Women in the same year.
Perhaps you still think it's absolutely wild more people weren't talking about how flawless Lupita Nyong'o was in Jordan Peele's Us, and you consider it her best performance to date.
Maybe even though the movie won five Academy Awards in 1991, you still believe it's a crime that Ted Levine didn't also get at least nominated for his work as Buffalo Bill in The Silence of the Lambs.
Heck, perhaps you look back and firmly believe that the entire cast of It Chapter Two — both the kids and adults — deserved more love for the way they brought those iconic Stephen King characters to life.
