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“the jingle got in my head and now i flinch every time a real truck rolls down my street”
“boléro looping over those endless white subway tiles genuinely got under my skin more than any jumpscare could, i started checking the ceiling posters and the reflections like i was the one trapped down there. ninomiya doing the whole asthmatic panic thing is so physical it made my own chest tight, and the clacking heels lived in my head for a full day after. i went in wanting it to get NASTY and it never really does, it stays quiet and existential and a couple of the scarier beats kind of fumble the landing, but honestly the restraint is why i respect it. this is a video game adaptation that decided to be about a guy's actual insides instead of being loud and dumb, and i'm a sucker for a liminal space that means something. not going to rewatch it constantly but i thought about it walking to the train the next morning and hated every escalator”
“the demon wearing the face of your crush is a nastier idea than anything it follows ever did”
“jamie lee curtis with an axe is worth every penny, the whole thing is basically her therapy bill coming due and honestly good for her”
“the shark isn't cruel it just does fish things while everyone drowns and honestly THAT'S the horror”

Saturday night. Lights off. You know the rules.
“A mysterious video has been linked to a number of deaths, and when an inquisitive journalist finds the tape and views it herself, she sets in motion a chain of events that puts her own life in danger.”
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