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Horror and hilarious humor can magically coexist
Theresa 2022-03-25 09:01:19
Various tributes to the classic Cult movies, the soundtrack and sound effects create an atmosphere that is quite Italian in the 70s. The circular narrative fits the theme, but unfortunately the level of each director varies. The weird family in the second paragraph is the best, and the creepy and unpredictable meaning is captured the most delicately; the third paragraph of freehand surgery is boring and satirizes the medical institution. of inaction? The alien creature in the finale of the finale is a bit confusing. I have to mention that the horror and humour of the whole film can coexist miraculously. I really have to admire the infinite creativity of these young new directors.
Extended Reading
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Lucas: I'm in the middle of nowhere!
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Sandy: I'll take a beer and a shot of whiskey.
Al: You forgot to shut the door.
Sandy: No, I didn't.
Al: It didn't latch.
Sandy: Come on, Al. I've been on my feet for hours. Give me a beer?
Al: First the door.
Sandy: Seriously? It's shut. It's fine.
Warren: Sounds pretty sure of herself, Al. At the same time, being sure is sort of a fancy way of being lazy.
Sandy: You want to go check the door?
Warren: I mean, you can see from here it's not shut all the way.
Sandy: I'll buy you a beer.
Warren: Well, when you put it like that.
[Danny kicks in the front door with a shotgun]
Danny: Alright everybody, put your hands on the tables!