Movies that try one continuous shot for the whole runtime usually turn out lacking but this is actually wild and pretty fun. It gets wacky, horrific and over the top, which are a few of my favorite things so was def pleasantly surprised. Plus, inventive takes on zombies are for sure appreciated.

Transgressive fucking extreme French horror movies always. Martyrs does everything in the best most grotesque way possible from start to finish. Plus I always laugh when baby Xavier Dolan pops up at the beginning and does his best representation of a straight guy.

The way this movie makes you come to your own conclusions regarding what happened after all the "evidence" is presented. So clever. Also, I took French for like two years in high school and I still would be requesting a translator even if I lived in France with my French husband because I don't know a lot of French cuss words and profanity is my love language. Sandra Hüller is everything btw. Her face tracks all the emotions. That scene where they play the recording is so good.

Probably what would happen if John Waters and Michael Haneke had a baby and it's so good. Hilarious and utterly despicable.

This movie is so stupid but legit hits all my trigger points when it comes to reaching cult classic status per my gay ass: 1. Cute non-English speaking guy, 2. Fucking weird, 3. A total 180 from the first movie, 4. Fucking weird, 5. Body horror for daaays, 6. Fucking weird. Poland’s tourism council needs to feature this on their website bc yes. It’s nonsensical but so much fun.

This had me right up until those last couple of minutes. It kind of feels like they're setting it up for more story when this should definitely just be a stand-alone limited series. And since Squid Game ended up being wildly popular, I'm guessing there will most likely be a second entry.

I feel like we’re all living this movie right now but with crazy people instead of zombies.

Damn, after Satan’s Slaves and now Impetigore, Joko Anwar is quickly becoming a fave director. His work is dark, full of mystery, and kind of enchanting. Here, he’s able to weave a story that’s weird and special, filling it with folklore galore. It definitely features some of the most intense throat-slitting I’ve ever seen and tons of family drama. Whew. Tara Basro is also great. She’s the Indonesian scream queen that we both need and deserve.

French people are crazy and I love them for it.

An extremely clever and diabolical riff on social classes and how extremely fucked the whole system is. Bong Joon-ho is angry about it and so am I. God, I love a director with a vision. Yes, ma’am.