IN A VIOLENT NATURE MOVIE REVIEW | Double Toasted

[@yakuza01]

Now A24 needs to do a movie from the perspective of a video game boss. It's basically an hour and a half of the boss sitting there and going "What's taking this motherfucker so long???!"

[@elthechild]

😂🤣😭

[@matty6878]

this is the closest korey and martin have shown their siskel and ebert side lol

[@a.f.watcher8888]

lol even back in the spill days, they were a raunchier Siskel and Ebert only more guys.

[@antoniobrooks833]

The cliff scene took me OUT! I yelled “this is mortal kombat sh*t” while cracking up!!! 😂🤣💀

[@rishisanyal8972]

They should hire the special effect team from this movie along with the Phillopou brothers to do a proper Mortal Kombat movie.

[@rishisanyal8972]

@lenindominguez1986 I have seen that one, it’s quite hilarious

[@SmittySatou]

Yeah the cliff scene pissed me off too. Hated this film

[@antoniobrooks833]

@lenindominguez1986 exactly why I couldn’t WAIT for Martin and Korey to discuss this film!!! 😂

[@newguy1860]

Same

[@tanjredshirt]

Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon was a documentary-based slasher movie, but in this case it really is a documentary crew following a serial killer. If you haven't watched it yet, you should.

[@ColdPieceCH]

It's a better slasher deconstruction than Scream was imo. Genuinely a great movie

[@darkwriter_xx94]

Came here to recommend this movie.

[@stevekasan1575]

i think with this film, someone else might use the premise/gimmick and probably-most likely-improve upon it. There has to be a first to kick things off, that is what 'In A Violent Nature' will be. Being the first film to fully capture this concept.

[@donovanbradford8231]

Agreed because there is a better film here. I will say first time I saw a film and was I don't care to see the credits, because I don't know these characters names let alone who played them, because nearly all of the were pricks, who knows maybe even out final girl was too, we'd know if we spent morw time with her.

[@adrianpale2342]

Happens all the time with countless examples. Enemy of the State>>Eagle Eye (sometimes the first rendition is better lol)

[@anthonyaguilar8092]

Halloween already did this. they even did it in one single shot.

[@Wiziliz]

​@@anthonyaguilar8092 Yep! Did it better too. Friday the 13th was a shitty Halloween rip-off, In A Violent Nature was a pretty Friday the 13th. Unimpressed but at least it looked nice. Maybe through a VR headset and walking the whole time could make this movie click more, haha.

[@GeorgeXRP]

“Bring a friend to work day.” That was hilarious 🤣

[@lunwolf]

I completely disagree with Martin on the style of the kills. The reason why the kills in this movie are so versed in how severe they can be is to show how horrific this moster can be. The kills sometimes come right after a simpethetic scene for the creature.

[@lunwolf]

Thank you for letting me know about the misspelling error.

[@chet_inator_gator]

I'm with Martin on the acting/dialogue issue. It feels less intentional that the filmmaker is commenting on the camp of older films, but rather just not clever enough in addition to poor acting / directing the actors poorly. I enjoyed the experiment of the film, and it achieves a hall of fame kill worth seeing alone, but overall this was disappointing for me. Thanks for the review guys!

[@ronnie3613]

I feel the exact way you feel but replace the disappointment with approval. I thought it was fun. A poor man's Jason but still a nice film for whatever the budget was

[@donovanbradford8231]

Yeah the few moments of what would assume is acting from out victims because half the time I can only hear them the other half we're over Johnny's shoulder so they are 20 feet away from us.

[@adrianpale2342]

I thought the campfire scene was good. The dialogue is meant to be comedic I'm pretty sure. My friends and I were laughing throughout the whole movie. It is camp. The acting of the most important character (without spoilers) is actually good. I never judge the efficacy of a screenplay based on a handful of lines that sound bad. I think the physical acting is the standout here. From Johnny and again, that character. If they wanted to create a film that was more dialogue centric, they simply would not have made this one.

[@harrisonplott4674]

most of the dialogue was shit me and my friends would say they are burnout 20 somethings drunk and high shitting on each other i wasnt expecting anything else

[@gormleypeach5809]

Just watched it last night and had a great time. People were laughing at parts and gasping at others, planning on taking my brother to see it in a few days!

[@michaelstrong5383]

I'm really interested in seeing this movie, especially since it's in the killer's POV. I'd much rather take a horror film that tries to do something different than just have it be another generic slasher movie.

[@ghostfakekiller4201]

It's not actually in the killers POV. It's making fun of the fact that people dont understand what "POV" means nowadays and just put it on anything. I appreciate that 😂

[@donovanbradford8231]

I did appreciate that the film tried to be different but it was more thirs person because we spent a ton of time over the killer's shoulder I'm talking 80% of film over his shoulder.

[@milestrombley1466]

The killer looks like a Big Daddy who escaped from Rapture in Bio Shock. 😁

[@handlebarsmustache]

Or a Scooby-Doo villian😂

[@thunderpantz]

Captain Cutler's ghost.

[@dantev3236]

Season 2 of Chucky did have a jacked version of Chucky.

[@HalfPastNever]

Ikr? I saw "Season 3" on that poster or whatever it was and I'm like Wait that already happened in season 2 lol

[@TabathaTMartin]

You know, I had nooo idea what this movie was but....i'm sold. It's not everyday you get a horror movie, where the killer is the MC and you follow him around as he rampages. As opposed to American Psycho and Man Bites Dog. It's essentially Friday the 13th, but Jason is the main character.

[@connorclarey12]

The kills were fun, and the sound design was really good as well. But I did think it dragged and I wish the writing and story was something new, but it was a straight forward well shot movie

[@88feji]

You're right ... I"m sure those who praise the long walks scenes will ironically SKIP those same parts if they do rewatch the movie. I don't mind the pauses and walking but not that long and frequent .... it makes the monster not scary in the end.... boring, thats still the word that kills the movie for me.

[@kennethbryant5819]

You guys talking about the killer's activation and just his physicality, how he's sneakily athletic and brolic for somebody who's been supposedly dead for years reminds me of two meta horrors that every slasher unknowingly references like it's a yu-gi-oh trap card. Cabin in the Woods because horror movies tend to have some talisman or some other thing to activate the horror and the Rise of Leslie Vernon a mockumentary style dark comedy following a mostly friendly serial killer which gives a very plausible explanation for why you can't get away from killers no matter how slow they might seem.

[@kevinprastaro9783]

Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon is SO GOOD. One of the most under-rated horror films.

[@brocksrocks9012]

This movie has one of the most brutal kills I've ever seen in a slasher film.

[@404GameAndMusicProducer]

I think terrifier 1 and 2 got it

[@antoniobrooks833]

@@404GameAndMusicProducer the barnyard scene was treading on terrifier territory. I thought for sure that would end in the guy being cut in half.

[@404GameAndMusicProducer]

@lenindominguez1986 just look up dead meat terrier deaths Especially with the one with the girl chain up

[@404GameAndMusicProducer]

@@antoniobrooks833 just crazy right there

[@ultimatesunrise]

Terrifier 2 bub, salt and clorox scene

[@vachelmcfarland4886]

The thing with slasher movies are the tropes that make no sense. Martin hit the nail on the head when he criticized the victims' lack of self-preservation and simply cry or scream while the killer SLOWLY approaches. Another one is where, if a girl does move away, she always slips and falls and makes no effort to get up. At that point I root for the killer to get rid of the moron.

[@adrianpale2342]

And what a better way for you to root for the killer than from his perspective, eh? Make no mistake, thr protagonist of this film is our Johnny.

[@daveandreahoward8203]

Tucker and Dale was the best variation on the slasher movie genre...

[@SadWoman-jj9cy]

My biggest problem with this movie is the acting and dialogue. The two girls’ dialogue by the lake and the actings of the ranger and the couple at the ranger’s center towards the end are just atrocious. Rarely do I see a movie and think to myself I can act better than that but this is one of them. Also what’s with that rotating camera at the bonfire scene? Why TH is the camera rotating the whole time?

[@turgid_member8717]

That felt intentional to me. It's a slasher movie. Slashers are known for bad acting. I think you felt exactly how the movie intended you to feel.

[@branman864slickky5]

Is that Jason Voorhees Lil brother😂😂😂 getting real Friday the 13th vibes ijs😂

[@inthedeadhours]

....thats...that's the point.

[@BadwithDates2]

That’s what I was calling him until they revealed his name in the movie. I loved it

[@TabathaTMartin]

It's essentially an unofficial Friday the 13th movie, hey if New Line Cinema ain't gonna give us one, we might as well make our own right?

[@dominiquejones3805]

​@TabathaTMartin git tired of waiting on a follow up 2 Friday The 13th. I actually love the last 1. It's probably my favorite of the franchise 2 b honest

[@cocus311]

That first kill I was lmao 🤣

[@Drayda6]

Korey about to whoop Martin ass if he don’t get where he coming from 😂

[@tonyheard637]

Having seen the movie myself, I enjoyed it like Korey, but a lot of people will agree with Martin

[@CainCorso]

Is it worth 20 bucks or a rental?

[@tonyheard637]

@CainCorso A rental. While I enjoyed it more than most people, if I were to watch it again, it'd be on TV

[@CainCorso]

@@tonyheard637 cool about to look it up on on the K😎

[@gustavoortiz6589]

@@CainCorsorental but worth watching once and have it around for Halloween as the background

[@donovanbradford8231]

or a cheap matinee

[@hawkspeak8592]

Great conversation and intelligent debate about taste, expectations, and point of view...who is this film for, why is this entertaining. Really enjoyed the discussion.

[@NukaCola514]

The Maniac remake already did the "from the killers perspective" thing and it was pretty good imo, but it sounds like the only thing this movie really has going for it is the kills lol everything else seems pretty boring

[@Butwhythough881]

I mean… with B-grade slasher movies, that’s kind of all they had going for them were gorey kills and people went to them and provided a strong fanbase for them since they were never really appreciated by the film industry or critics.

[@thebonk7138]

​@Butwhythough881 almost all F13 movies basically

[@Butwhythough881]

@@thebonk7138 And other B-slasher films. It wasn’t until Scream I think when people started to take them a bit more seriously.

[@NukaCola514]

​@@Butwhythough881Yeah but the difference with those is you don't have to follow the killer slowly walking through the woods without a score or characters talking, which is why I said most of it sounds pretty boring. Scores add a lot to a movie and as lame as some of the F13 movies are I'd never really say they're boring

[@SerenityAutumn]

On the note of bad dialogue and bad acting: I see what Korey is saying, and what Martin is arguing. I haven't seen the movie, but 'm guessing if the movie is that brutally violent, and we are actually SEEING it, the bad dialogue is a both a nod AND *comedic relief*. Too serious of dialogue may not be what was intended, as Korey said, it's more just aiming for a different perspective and not attempting to really comment on anything. I understand not being into that though.

[@donovanbradford8231]

We spend so little time with these characters in the few moments of acting I can see a better film here. But this was the first time I said I don't care that you rolling credits because I don't know any of the characters names because I was around them so little.

[@VWayyyyyyyy]

I walked out near the end of the movie watching this nut ass movie. This movie was painfully awful and tbat ending with the car ride went nowhere. Watching him walk for 3-5mins is just wild. I agree with Martin. I'm surprised Korey liked this nut ass film.🤣

[@adampellett4917]

Like if Jason Voorhees got a dangerously clever slasher cousin to become even more brutal killer than ever like any slashers decades ago. We need more bloody guts in horror movies like it was from the 1980s.

[@NukaCola514]

Most of the slasher movies from the 80s weren't really "bloody guts" because of the mpaa, it wasn't until the torture porn craze that horror movies amped up the violence... In the US at least

[@adampellett4917]

@@NukaCola514 the MPAA guys are the devils.

[@smoodiewavvz3897]

The cliff scene was brutal, but the movie dragged on after that. Pretty distasteful and unrealistic. When will we get a movie with a fulfilling ending?

[@404GameAndMusicProducer]

Jason in the cabin in the woods

[@tajcee]

I love how this is taking the stalker POV inspiration from John Carpenter’s Halloween.

[@michiganjfrog366]

I think you mean Bob Clark's black Christmas 1974.. John Carpenter admits it 🖤🎄☝️

[@thebonk7138]

While correct, JCs Halloween is more widely known for this ​@@michiganjfrog366

[@tajcee]

@@michiganjfrog366Ah! I stand corrected 🙌

[@ghostfakekiller4201]

@michiganjfrog366 no, the opening scene in the original Halloween is actually shot from 6 year old Michael's POV, unlike this movie which is not shot from the killers POV. It's shot from the POV of someone who's stalking the killer 😂

[@koammudo43]

The scary part is that he was kind of super smart. He could predict people's movements and wasn't seen because he could kind of predict where they were going . or he would walk a longer path to see what would happen like when he puts the stick in the truck and walks around the whole house first

[@HorseJoint]

My theater was FULL. I went at 5pm. I was surprised cause this movie ISN’T for everybody. Because audience’s attention spans nowadays are nonexistent. This Film is slow and methodical but GODDAMN those Kills were fucking awesome.

[@478Johnnyboy]

I heard the film is mostly walking with no suspense because you got a camera on the killer majority of the film so no surprise when he pops up. I want to check it out though

[@thebonk7138]

The suspension isn't in jumpscares or music, but in what you're think of how he's going to kill this person he's following currently

[@478Johnnyboy]

@@thebonk7138 I took this from someone who watched it a month ago at a film fest and reviewed it a few weeks back. I trust this other persons reviews so I thought from what they said that if you see a killer roll up on some teens and off em then you don’t really get the whole “i wonder where the killer is”. Now is the whole film like that I don’t know i do want to see for myself. But even in the trailer he rolls up on the girl doing yoga and we all know its like a deer in headlights she would not be getting away and you don’t even need to see the film to know that 😂

[@thebonk7138]

@478Johnnyboy well who cares then, see it, don't see it.

[@478Johnnyboy]

@@thebonk7138 I really don’t see what the problem is i gave some views of what i heard. Said i wanted to see it. You disagreed about suspense and i still said i wad gonna see it 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@TheJaker5]

Sounds like a movie for people who adore gore but like to take naps in between

[@jaes1812]

Yup you can catch a little nap every time hes walking for 5 minutes before each kill. Or that long pointless car ride talk abouts bears. Movie is ass lmao

[@tycool2247]

In my Opinion Slasher movies have mostly always been About the experience! Not the acting. But I am excited to see this movie

[@rodricjohnson5950]

Corey really needs to check out "the rise of Leslie Vernon". Were a documentary crew follows around a aspiring serial killer preparing to go on his first killing spree.

[@rngwrm]

"follow him around lookin' at the back of his old rotten-ass head" should be the tagline for this movie

[@MrOiManDudeGuy]

The dialogue was nonsensical video game dialogue. Stupid as hell but I loved it

[@detraillowe3657]

I loved this film. The bad acting, the unnatural dialogue and the poor decisions made by the victims are intentional because THEY are actually stuck in a generic slasher film. This movie could have easily been a mediocre 80's flick (especially if told from the POV of the victims) but they took a concept that has been done to death and turned it on its head resulting in an extremely disturbing film. One of the most innovative horror films I've seen in recent memory

[@Lharris94]

Sometimes I think Korey likes to be a contrarian lmao.

[@adrianpale2342]

Martin seemed more contrarian in this episode. He was more pushing back on the idea of Korey enjoying the campiness.

[@thepassionofthegoose5472]

I understand the size of the killer because supernatural, but what's with his clothing? Does he come out of the ground with XXL gear on?

[@donovanbradford8231]

well given the legend says Johnny was a special needs and in a moment we see him play with a toy car while he waits for his next killer, so the supernatural element to me was resistant to damage and physical strength not so much size. Because Johnny could have been late teens early 20's when he died, we really don't know a full time frame to gauge it by.

[@romangarcia608]

it’s crazy but i agree with both; i liked it (kills, style, camera work) and i didn’t like it at the same time (acting, dialogue, ending) - not sure i’ve ever felt that way about a movie before.

[@Violet_Imp]

When Korey and Martin did the classic meatspin mid review to fly away, thats when I knew this was the best channel.

[@Louise-wk5yf]

Johnny won the POV trend. 😅

[@RobertFWhiteJr]

I live in Phoenix AZ, I hope you come here one day.

[@NaoiseLogan]

Just saw this today. That yoga kill was...(searching for words).😮

[@zacheryhole7537]

I really wish they'd put it on VOD and theaters same day I'd have to travel almost an hour to go to a theater that's showing it

[@MoeTheDiabolical]

Lol how they don't get sued for basically creating a Jason Ripoff😂

[@thebonk7138]

I mean if Jason ain't making a comeback anytime soon, sooner or later someone will make something similar

[@randomthought6681]

I see this movie as an idea stolen from Friday the 13th the computer game where you can be Jason

[@lustbubo4638]

Hmm sounds like you guys never saw or heard of Leslie Vernon. Would be a good retro review

[@MrSmith-ot9ei]

Enjoyed both of your opinions on this flicks. Have you guys done a review of Black Dynamite??

[@cinemacola6398]

I personally loved it besides the last 15 minutes of absolutely annoyance. However the switch of perspective is why they can get away with the cliches of other slasher films. It's making fun of those tropes. There's even a scene where the killer is walking closely to two characters arguing and the dialogue is connecting, but it cuts the camera to the killer being closer to them. It's playing on the trope of a killer teleporting. The dialogue was doing the same. It's almost like you're sympathizing with the killer to hack these fools.

[@donovanbradford8231]

Yeah by the end I was yawning wondering is our final girl gonna live or die. The dialogue I think was trying to give like a possible explanation, but given our killer pulled himself out of the ground and another character admits he put this killer down once along with his dad in another point, the killer's a wrath just a vengeful spirit, nothing more.

[@dragondaveltd1992]

This movie has the best brutal kills that would bring Jason, Freddy, Ghostface, Chucky and Norman Bates to shame...

[@srangenewton4697]

The camera shot to me feel more like Micheal myers in a way

[@TheRealSkyyyHigh]

Don’t forget Art the clown

[@f.n.246]

the closest to this done before was "Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon" a mockumentary about a slasher/serial killers and Man Bites Dog.

[@gustavoortiz6589]

SPOILERS‼️ - The final guy shouting behind the killer made me jump out my seat but laugh as well due to getting himself butchered by the killer 🤣😂like “What was the plan of that!?!”

[@filmfangirls9163]

I always love when guys review the horror films. They always end up being my fave reviews. They make me laugh and they make me want to check out the film.

[@mikki3740]

This looks interesting and I do plan on seeing it. But like Skinnamarink I suspect that it could be a unique art-y horror experience that maybe might go on a bit too long. I'm not sure if I will enjoy over an hour of this sort of setup, with all this walking lol...And I'm thinking how can the killer be scary if you always know where he is?? But I will definitely give it a go! I'm intrigued!

[@mm31740]

If you liked skinamarink you’ll like this movie. Didn’t drag on as much as I felt skinamarink did. And the film is also shot so well everything’s nice to look at.

[@donovanbradford8231]

If you haven't while I liked parts it's definitely not a full price movie see how much a ticket will cost you because this film isn't a 15 plus dollar ticket by any stretch, mine was 10 and change and I was like yeah that was fine didn't feel cheated.

[@DJ-wl5qo]

This feels like an old Spill review from like 2007. I wanna see this even more now.

[@Thisisjustname]

That's why I like Freddy. He was just a psycho skinny middle age man.

[@Jezebel31]

The violence in this film is definitely ruthless and on the line of Terrifier type of kills. But compared to it, the bedroom scene has yet to be topped. However, we still have the 3rd Terrifier on the way and that scares me 😂

[@JohnnyNada]

They say 3 is gonna have the worst kills yet somehow lol

[@jaes1812]

Terrifier is entertaining as hell. In violent nature wasn't lol

[@Xannyphantom905]

Terrifier looks like trash and the bedroom scene played out like some troubled 7th grader wrote it

[@jaes1812]

@@Xannyphantom905 2 was cool. Didn't care for 1

[@Jezebel31]

@@JohnnyNada I’ve heard the same lol

[@thecunninlynguist]

Watching this tonight. As a big friday/jason fan, I have some high hopes it'll be good.

[@thecunninlynguist]

@lenindominguez1986 haven't seen it, watching tonight. Have high hopes though

[@thecunninlynguist]

@lenindominguez1986 amc

[@thecunninlynguist]

@lenindominguez1986 ? It's a national chain. I'm going to one in California

[@adampellett4917]

I loved Jason Voorhees a lot in years. Another slasher like in that film is becoming a new Jason. 😊

[@NukaCola514]

​@lenindominguez1986 bruh wtf are you a stalker or something lmao what's with all the personal questions

[@Strwbryflds4evr1990]

This movie had more walking than the lord of the rings trilogy. 😂

[@JDotWill]

I get what Korey is saying about some of the stuff being intentional, but it’s not presented in a campy or tongue in cheek way. I think the movie was taking itself seriously.

[@JoeChillton]

If a fan of Jason, you might enjoy this and for what it is, a send up and homage to past slashers, i enjoyed it alot. Can't argue if you disagree.

[@ancrathjustice8516]

I agree with Korey, but completely understand what Martin is saying/asking. Maybe I'm just easily pleased, especially when it comes the slasher genre, but I kinda perked up at the silly dialogue of the college kids. Starting with the swimming scene, it felt like a "behind the scenes" of a very specific kill from a Friday the 13th movie. And from then on I was just ready to accept what the movie threw at me. And I have to say, for me personally, the feeling of dread was extremely high whenever Johnny wasn't on screen. The final scene had my blood pressure rising in a good way.

[@BlackNerd94]

Never go into a Shudder slasher for dialogue lol

[@HalfPastNever]

The more I listen and see the clips, the more it seems and looks like a horror game walkthru.

[@ejburndly]

I understand what Martin is saying but totally agree with korey on this one you have to like 80s 90s movies and that type of old school filming but I don't think this will be for everyone but great review guys I enjoyed as usual ...

[@llamasarus1]

I thought the film was interesting but hated the dialogue. They shouldve given them a kind of personality where I'd be much more sad when they died instead of being trendy and edgy in an eyerolly try-hard kind of way.

[@TheFrugalVideoGamer]

In fairness, I don't think Johnny was killed as a child - he was stated to be "mentally hindered" during the campfire story, so I think he was already a grown man at the time of his death.

[@Cinderella718]

This is basically Friday the 13th (2024)

[@Blue.1889]

with the F13 film rights being divided but weird, idk if we’ll ever get an official movie again, so that’s alright with me

[@chination1796]

Yeah A24 style 😂

[@Blue.1889]

@lenindominguez1986 im talking about Friday the 13th but you right lol

[@jamesg.487]

The best reviews on this channel are when 1) Korey and Martin don't agree. 2) serious discussion on film between the two of them. 3) deep analysis of said film.

[@rj5822]

Seriously how do they keep that muscle mass? Imagine a slasher movie where you got homeboy waking up at 4am cold plunging and tracking macros

[@jasonrex4298]

Yall couldn't do blood and honey 2?

[@cram2979]

This is my unofficial Jason movie

[@kurtshastany1945]

Go watch the hatchet series

[@thelastknight1276]

Maniac 2012 is from the killers pov

[@rj5822]

Seriously how do they keep that muscle mass? Imagine a slasher movie where you got homeboy waking up at 4am to do some CrossFit, cold plunge, and track his macros

[@soumentalukder4750]

overhyped movie but I enjoyed it overall.. well executed gruesome kills.. it dragged at parts.. at some moments the killer’s mask looked unintentionally funny

[@_michaelfaith]

Finally watched this film. It’s cool for real, it’s the first of its kind so it’s a lot to say. I don’t know what I would like to see more of in the film.

[@YungBl3ss94]

Hey did yall do one for the strangers chapter 1. I feel like yall would have a field day with it

[@emotionalglooms]

hollywood fresh out of ideas smh. maybe i should take some directing classes and write a script lol

[@donovanbradford8231]

Hell if I had the the energy I'd be writing scripts myself. I'd say your fresh out of ideas I got some, so what I'm white and straight pay me and you can get them...until I sue to get the rights back 10 years from now🤣

[@vernontk]

I enjoyed the execution of this concept. I can't recommend it to people because it's so slow and plodding, but I liked that aspect and its commitment to the gag. Johnny is slow and steady and the movie is really about him and his commitment. Not the best movie I've seen this year, but the most original.

[@ericfrmsalem]

I also described it as a nice stroll 😂😂😂 some of those hikes in between looked so peaceful!

[@anthonyduran7553]

I can honestly accept slasher villains as exceptional antagonists if they are brand spanking new. Need to bring something new to the table of horror films.

[@defb4dizhonor954]

I'm from Texas in fort Hood, I would love to sit in the studio and laugh it up with him, I'd rather go to a screening with him I'm just an hour away from Austin

[@DetroitAlan01]

Fan of the genre. Still plan on seeing this.

[@miss_princess_lily]

This is a very tense conversation between you two, I can tell in voice tone and body language, as well as facial expression.

[@garynicholson9240]

I think around the 18 minute mark the guys maybe couldn’t find the words that it’s important to this genre that the victims have bad dialogue and poor development because if we start liking them and identifying with them the movie becomes depressing which detracts from it being scary and fun.. annoying/amoral victims is key to the genre imo!

[@sorasgirl0]

100% agree with Korey. Martin totally missed the mark on this movie. The movie Was very well done and very thoughtful for slasher fans.

[@observationsfromthebunker9639]

Movie feels to me like I'm watching a friend play a third-person slasher game. But at least someone is doing something different for a slasher movie.

[@ElephantCages]

The ballon Animal kill would make Jason impressed or even jealous, he'd prob go practice on Tommy Jarvis.

[@jamesonstalanthasyu]

I liked it, but not loved it. I think the slow pace following him from behind was good, but it seemed weird. I guess him waling through the woods, it wasn't as scary because he was following the path, so him meandering on the trail where it was easiest to walk seemed to lessen his scariness. It wasn't as menacing like Jason who is walking in a straight line to his victim. It's like, "I'm a relentless killer, but I don't want to walk through that poison ivy either."

[@s.phaley7525]

I really enjoyed the movie. Must see for slasher fans. And appreciate the “auteur” take on a slasher. Usually in slashers it’s onto the next kill. I loved the campfire camera work. Nothing special but kept me on edge the whole time.

[@jaes1812]

Love slasher movies but this was a bore lol

[@EzeICE]

Johnny Voorhees and Crystal Lakers

[@stuartbagley2586]

Shout out to Friday the 13th 3D. I also saw that is a crowded theater and had a blast! Lots of audience interaction.

[@jeremiahmorris1852]

I just got back from seeing. Probably one of the laziest slashers, but my man was brutal that edges passed Jason

[@meg-k-waldren]

Korey Coleman 😂 22:39 sounding like a fan attendee at the coliseum in Ancient Rome.

[@whoablack3138]

I appreciate these brothers opinion on this film, I've been waiting to see this movie only because I want to see a different take on slasher films

[@kennethshaw2619]

I just watched "Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon", whitch is amazing btw. So, It does sound like this movie is a bit derivative. I have to give this movie some time before I watch it.

[@koammudo43]

There's another movies called Lesley something it's a mocumentary were they follow the killer and interview him while he's preping to do kills and stuff he shows how they walk when your looking and run when your not and starts walking again when you do 😂😂😂 it's hilarious

[@sons714native4]

The Poughkeepsie Tapes did this better. Especially in the documentary style.