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“In 1979, a group of young filmmakers set out to make an adult film in rural Texas, but when their reclusive, elderly hosts catch them in the act, the cast find themselves fighting for their lives.”
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PetalResident
“the zombie makeup is genuinely snazzy and vivica a. fox deserved a better farmhouse to be stuck in than this”
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on The Prodigy
“austin abrams fumbling to find the safety on a gun is the most realistic horror protagonist ever committed to film”
“everyone dragging this but the part where they finally explain who these masked freaks are? lowkey the most fun this trilogy's ever had and madelaine petsch is cunty about it the whole time”
“happy death day for people who miss low rise jeans and sidekick phones”
“jackson robert scott flipping from sweet kid to little menace is genuinely nasty, the hungarian humming lives in my head rent free”
“keegan-michael key makes a singing orange unicorn scarier than anything with teeth, i'll never recover”
