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In “In the Heights”, Abuela Claudia wins the money, NOT Usnavi. She does share a third of it with him though, so technically that number should be 32,000. (96k divided by 3)

“Nightcrawler”. I don’t know where this falls on the horror spectrum, but it’s certainly dark, intense and skin-crawling creepy. It’s about a man who becomes a freelance journalist, capturing images of bloody crimes and traffic accidents, and he starts getting TOO into his work. In… Read More

“Hush”. For reasons others have said. But it’s also unique in that [I think the statistic is] 80% of the movie has no spoken dialogue. John Gallagher Jr is a great smoldering villain, and the heroine is very smart; she consciously doesn’t make the mistakes of your average horror movie… Read More

While everyone my age was reading Harry Potter, I was reading the Alex Rider series. It’s about a boy who is a teenage spy. They made a movie in 2006 with a STACKED cast- Bill Nighy, Evan McGregor and Andy Serkis, just to name a few- but it was a big ol’ flop. They’re making a new… Read More

The kitchen fight in “Upgrade”. It is so well executed, the camera moves add to it, and Logan Marshall Green’s reaction to his body being taken over is the cherry on top.

Bruno Mars is an underrated host. Not only is he a great musical guest, but every sketch he appears in is hilarious. His monologue too was a bop.

I will die on this hill and continue to answer it in every Buzzfeed Harry Potter post: The Slughorn’s memory plot of “Half Blood Prince” is redundant and unnecessary. Dumbledore knew Tom collected things. He already knew about horcruxes and had destroyed a couple. The only information… Read More

“Upgrade” (2018) counts as a horror film, right? The kitchen scene where STEM first takes over is a masterful combination of stunts, camerawork, and Logan Marshall Green’s reactions.

All the visual effects and stunt work in “The Invisible Man” is a work of art. It’s hard to choose just one scene.

Some of the imagery of 2016’s “Hush” comes to mind. Specifically I’m thinking of the final scene, where Maddie (who is deaf) is hiding in the bathroom, and the killer (unbeknownst to her) breaks through the window behind her. He’s speaking to her about how he’s gonna kill her, and… Read More