As a huge Scream fan, I’ll probably watch literally anything they do with this franchise, but this one was honestly rough. The kills felt underwhelming, the mystery didn’t hit the same, and some of the dialogue had me checking the runtime instead of trying to figure out who Ghostface was.
Oddly specific, but the whole movie felt like it was missing that uncomfortable tension that made the older entries so addictive.
And I really didn’t like the controversy around certain cast members being dropped after publicly supporting Palestine. That whole situation left a bad taste in my mouth and made it harder for me to enjoy the movie.
This movie kinda fucking rules. I can’t give it a full 5/5 only because the previous Scary Movie movies are way too special to me, and honestly, I don’t think anything could ever top them.
But I loved that they kept the completely unhinged, offensive humor from the originals. It actually feels like they understood what made those movies so fun instead of trying to make the humor too safe or polished.
Not better than the classics, but this s**t absolutely KILLS. 😭
Honestly, this movie was just bad. The story felt messy, the pacing was all over the place, and I never really felt invested in what was happening.
The action looked cool at times, but most of it felt completely weightless, like the movie was relying on CGI instead of actually building tension. The dialogue was also painfully predictable, and some of the emotional moments felt forced rather than earned.
As a huge Scream fan, I’ll probably watch literally anything they do with this franchise, but this one was honestly rough. The kills felt underwhelming, the mystery didn’t hit the same, and some of the dialogue had me checking the runtime instead of trying to figure out who Ghostface was.
Oddly specific, but the whole movie felt like it was missing that uncomfortable tension that made the older entries so addictive.
And I really didn’t like the controversy around certain cast members being dropped after publicly supporting Palestine. That whole situation left a bad taste in my mouth and made it harder for me to enjoy the movie.
This movie kinda fucking rules. I can’t give it a full 5/5 only because the previous Scary Movie movies are way too special to me, and honestly, I don’t think anything could ever top them.
But I loved that they kept the completely unhinged, offensive humor from the originals. It actually feels like they understood what made those movies so fun instead of trying to make the humor too safe or polished.
Not better than the classics, but this s**t absolutely KILLS. 😭
Honestly, this movie was just bad. The story felt messy, the pacing was all over the place, and I never really felt invested in what was happening.
The action looked cool at times, but most of it felt completely weightless, like the movie was relying on CGI instead of actually building tension. The dialogue was also painfully predictable, and some of the emotional moments felt forced rather than earned.
I’m genuinely impressed by how much they played around with the technology and adapted the movie for 2026 without losing what makes Toy Story special. It somehow feels modern while still keeping that nostalgic heart.
Also, I didn’t expect it to be this educational. There are so many little lessons about friendship, growing up, and learning when to let go. Honestly, way more meaningful than I expected.
One of the worst horror movies I’ve ever watched. It genuinely didn’t scare me even once, and somehow it also failed to make me curious about what was actually happening.
Honestly, one of the greatest movies ever. I’m obsessed. The Cyclops scenes were absolutely insane, the scale, the atmosphere, everything about them was perfect.
I was also genuinely blown away by the way Calypso, the woman Odysseus spent seven years with on the island, ultimately let him leave. There’s something so heartbreaking about her knowing she can’t keep him, even after all that time.
The moment Ned instinctively does their old handshake and starts remembering Peter absolutely broke me. It’s such a tiny scene, but it says everything about their friendship.