I don't look at my own twitter often, and I just realized how god-awful Instagram's cross-posting looks, good lord! I'll be manually sharing them from now on.
The Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag
Oof.
It ALMOST had it. It ALMOST! HAD! IT!
And then it fumbled the ball.
The first 50ish minutes were fun, and surprisingly progressive! There was even some fun fairly positive sex… https://t.co/cHif3Kxluo
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
The director of the first two Harry Potter films, and also the creator of most of the iconic films of the 80s present:
The most violent, idiotic slop one might be able to… https://t.co/5bs5fLaBzG
Candyman
I'll start with the positive, because my feelings were almost entirely positive:
First, Tony Todd is an absolute legend. He manages to be effortlessly chilling, and that combined with his flawless costume… https://t.co/kPNydJhVGT
Last Night in 1992:
Prelude to a Kiss
CWs for insomnia, terminal illness mention, and death phobia discussion.
For the first 45 minutes of this movie I was terminally bored. This is definitely a movie based on a… https://t.co/Xqpd93DLAI
The second movie in last night's double feature was 1992's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"! I largely chose to follow up the previous film with this immediately because I knew it would restore my faith in humanity.
No… https://t.co/crGL9n6PwS
Oh god... Okay, so... I watched Child of Rage tonight.
CWs for child abuse, sexual assault, experimental therapy methods, animal abuse, animal death, blood, antiquated language surrounding a child with behavioral… https://t.co/4VJH2sAQog
Tonight on Film Watch 1992:
Silent Night Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker starring the late Mickey Rooney.
As you can probably guess by the number, the title, the cover, and everything else you might notice at first… https://t.co/XoTQLKvRA0
Tonight we suffered through 1992's Pinocchio, a movie made to profit off of the rerelease of the Disney classic's rerelease.
My review:
Don't watch it.
It's on youtube.
Do not
Watch it.
#filmwatch1992#filmwatch… https://t.co/rtpQ1aRVKG
Movie the fourth was Me, Myself, and I (a title that doesn't make sense), starring Jo Beth Williams and George Segal.
This one's gonna come with some CWs:
Mental health discussion, mishandling of mental illness… https://t.co/kTYShPa6Hy