Wow, I thought it’d take longer than two years. And he hasn’t even finished the script? Doesn’t post-production for a movie like this take a long time? According to a quick search, this one wrapped filming in July 2019, so that’s already more than two years.

Dune 2: Spice World

I think Scream takes out Jason. And personally I’d like Hellraiser over Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

Remember when 30 Rock did Seinfeld-vision?

Also, since they did the seeding and they’re doing the voting, what does it matter? I mean, if you seed one higher than the other that’s the judgment that it’s better, isn’t it?

God I remember those blisters. They sucked so much, but it was the only way to be competetive!

How Did This Get Played? abandoned the “worst” and “weirdest” model a while back and I don’t really blame them. Although they still try to pick weird or infamous games and still occasionally play a truly bad game.

Maybe they’ll take footage from the set and make a documentary.

Why would a movie set ever have live rounds?

My final four would be Halloween, Scream, Nightmare on Elm Street, and Hellraiser. Finals of Scream and Nightmare on Elm Street. Bit of a toss up, but I’ll give it to Scream.

James Cromwell said “That’ll do.” HOW IS THAT NOT THE BIGGEST TAKEAWAY????!!!!

Hey, I like Along Came Polly! Mostly because of Philip Seymour Hoffman, but there’s some other good bits. It’s definitely a guilty pleasure movie, though.

Pretty sure Jason Mamoa is the only actor in the movie that smiles. Stellan Skarsgard might smile in an evil way.

Whenever Paul did something prophetic and they’d zoom in on him and you’d hear the singing of the soundtrack in the background, all I could think of was the Community episode when Abed makes the Jesus movie. “ABEDABEDABED ABEDDDDD!!!”

I feel like the movie wants to be a serious horror movie that is actually scary, but as you point out, the writing and acting are awful. Seems like they couldn’t pick a lane. I like serious horror movies and I like campy horror movies, this doesn’t seem to be either.

Did anyone else think this movie was awful?

What’s your solution? Have government employees stationed outside every restaurant to be enforcing it? Of course it’s the businesses responsibility!

This sounds like something from Black Mirror.

This is very well put.

Reminds me of the Knobe Effect.