So I finally watched the legendary so-bad-it’s-good cult movie Fateful Findings, and I thought it was… rather charming!

Honestly, did take me a while to see this charm. It’s, dare I say it, adequately made? As in, the image is sharp, the audio is clear, there’s a soundtrack. But that’s also kinda where it stops haha. I feel like the fun, entertaining aspect in this one is a little more nuanced that say a The Room. Again, honestly, as stupid…

Somewhat "classic" so-bad-it's-good vanity project in the same vein as The Room, made a decade earlier, but not nearly as fun in my opinion. I definitely didn't love it as much as some do, but at the same time I can definitely see its appeal.

The best part is probably its vanity aspect, how director John De Hart portrays himself as this kick-ass, smooth, awesome good guy, who can sing, fight, has a Playboy Playmate girlfriend half his age. It's…

Heyyyy I liked this! Yeah, this was great (I’m just gonna write down some thoughts as I just got out the theatre). Definitely enjoyed the journey more than the destination, as I’m not quite sure (yet) how I feel about the ending (Hereditary much?) but damnit was it a hell of a ride. And never did it really feel like 2,5 hours, I was hooked from the beginning (the opening scene could’ve been a short on its own) and never…

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If you've seen this you probably know what I'm trying/want to say here. If not, let me at least try and put it to words.

964 Pinocchio is a Japanese cyberpunk movie that starts out relatively "normal"; A cyborg sex slave escapes, this girl finds him and tries to take care of him while the bad guys look for him. But then, when they bookend the first act with a clean fade-to-black, they decide to go all out.

And…