Good Burger is a childhood favorite of mine and watching this hit me with just enough nostalgia and "best hits" from the first one to keep me entertained. And it's always nice to see Kenan and Kel together of course.
Very strange and interesting. It almost feels like an anthology movie with a loosely over arching plot. I don't think I'll watch this again though as I feel like it's an experience to have it as a one and done... Almost like watching a stage play :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
Very tense from start to finish!
You'd have a better time watching Fight Club and playing Payday
I miss Key of Awesome :(
It was ok but it really needed another exciting scene or two. The diner scene at the end was fun but not really worth almost 2 hrs for lol
Found footage is usually hit or strong miss for me, but this one was a strong hit! As soon as the guys get to the church you get an intense feeling of dread though the rest of the movie. And that ending... If you've never seen this one, go in as blind as possible because the ending is truly an excellent and horrifying payoff.
The mockumentary aspect is done really well. The plot (or rather b-plot?) is ok but it's a little all over the place... I like the idea that Alice killed herself because of the guilt she felt over what she did but it feels cluttered by Matt's Bigfoot decision.
I feel like an extra 25 or 30 minutes would have been better to draw out the drama a little more. Still, pretty good and I can't wait for season 2!
Man that was tense! I totally see why Bella said there would be some divided opinions on this one because David was one sick guy. Like... not even the game went there haha. IMO though it worked pretty well, as it made me sympathize a little less with David here than in the game. Great episode and tense all the way through! Sad we're coming up on the finale but man... The hype is real haha. (Nice work here by Troy, did a great job!)
Storm was fantastic, and the chemistry between her and Bella was amazing!
One thing I've really been liking about the show is how they've been nailing these emotion driven scenes as well (or better in some cases) as the game. Can't wait to see if the next episode is going to introduce David's group and/or Ellie's background with Riley .
Fun movie that doesn't take itself too seriously. Not so much a horror movie as much as it is a black comedy.
Fantastic pacing and really intense. I think Henry and Sam are portrayed really well!
Let me start off by saying that I love analog horror. It's one my favorite new genres that spawned from indie creators on youtube... With that said - If anyone else decides to try and make a full length analog horror movie, please take notes from mainstream youtube series like Walten Files, Mandela Catalogue, etc... It takes more than a few filters and a loud noise every 20 minutes to make it work effectively. Out of the entire movie there was like... one scene that felt effective in bringing that anxiety you're SUPPOSED to feel.
Fantastic! Does the game justice in every possible way. Can't wait to watch the rest!
Decent, but very predictable with a not so decent ending.
Act 1 was good but it fell off pretty quick after.
It's weird because I think this episode is pretty bad... But I still really enjoyed watching it lmao.
Best of the two Duane Berry episodes imo. Mulder shows more emotion in this than any other episode so far!
I really liked the last 15 minutes, but man... what a slog. Also, strobe lights need to be illegal lmao.
While I thought the premise of the episode was interesting and Tony Todd is as great as he always is, the episode itself was a little dull.
Tension was done well (especially when Edward starts taking shots from the tower), but it seems like the plot would have been executed better in a movie environment. Props to William Sanders who plays a man going mad pretty well.
Loved the grossness of this episode lmao
Fun start to the season. Looking forward to the rest!
The first half of this felt like a good police procedural episode, the second half felt like an exciting X-Files episode. Looking forward to season 2 and onwards!
I liked it more than I didn't, but it was still pretty mid.
Not as good as last episode but still fairly enjoyable.
Glad to see they revisited Tooms and closed that X-File... For now?
The horror was done well in this episode. The only complaint I have is WHY DIDN'T STEVE TRY THE OTHER DOOR?!
