Templeguy

too irl for the oomfies, too online for the 3d people.

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@melzqua Bodies Bodies Bodies!

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

The way I know three movies with a gay male twist villain

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@testpatterns_ Obsession's main inspiration is clearly Get Out.

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

The thesis of this video is probably, "old horror actually kicks ass!" but I hate this man too much to defend him.

[DreddSnail @DreddSnail]

If you watch Lugosi's Dracula and think it's bad you should never interact with cinema again.

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@TheEricGoldman Was I the only one that got the impression that Sarah was a late addition to their friend group?

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@imperfectforAnt @LEZB0B0MB We're also conditioned to expect a jumpscare as punctuation to a dead silent scene. The fact that the music is so prominent—and moody—makes us think that we're safe.

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

Above any thematic reasoning for the film being like this, real Nikki as a character is a lot more interesting with little screen time. Hearing about her through secondhand accounts and biased interpretations from other character makes the film more compelling.

[Master of the Flying Jetski @jetskitosway2]

Obsession was bad because the girl gets possessed by the wish-demon like 20 min in. barely any time spent characterizing her and then she just goes crazy. some of the crazy stuff is fun but mostly just felt cruel at her character’s expense with no meaning behind it. very empty

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

It took me forever to realize she's saying "like it's not mutual," and not "like it's unusual."

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@tiffgphotograph I thought it was interesting that Nikki never asks him if he likes her in this version.

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@K3nzieArrowh3ad So sorry for your loss ❤️

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@ben_eales I'm kind of shocked that your answer isn't Weapons lmfao

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@yssrhc Having What Ever Happened To Baby Jane as my favorite horror films of all time is so difficult, cause so many people will omit it from the best of all time lists lmfao

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@dojikkoe No Bette Davis in What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@WheredJasonGo Revenge (2017) feels like a perfect example

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@Bertrand31kc @TerwillikerInst @eventualforever Comedies don't really have a dedicated fanbase in the same way horror films do. Do I know people who like comedies? Absolutely. Do I know people who have their finger to the pulse of all the upcoming comedy films? Not really, no.

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@basedgizmo watching the Deadites murder my friends and shaking my head so everyone knows I disagree

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

Much of the reason why it's harder for original films to become huge, theatrical hits.

[PointlessHub @HubPointless]

Everyone used to watch the same shows and hear the same music.

Then social media happened and we're all split into our own little niches where very few shows, songs or movies will be seen as universal.

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@Madmaddingcrowd Jacob's Ladder. Fantastic.

[Templeguy @Templeguy45]

@Madmaddingcrowd Disturbingly familiar with those types. Almost certain that they misread the influences too.

"This film is OBVIOUSLY trying to be [older film that's only tangentially related], but the director simply fails to capture that film's [trait nobody was going for] so it falls flat!"