Genuinely so fucking well done in every aspect. The dialogue, the performances from the leads (especially Inde Navarrette), the story’s premise and the depth within its plot, the cinematography… WOW. So many terrifying, bone-chilling sequences. I’m in shock. That was seriously a fucking fantastic experience. A scary, heartbreaking, cruel, brutal, chilling, disgusting, dark, stomach-churning experience, but fucking fantastic nonetheless. Never a dull moment. Absolutely next level. Scratched every itch imaginable. WOW. CLASSIC. ALL-TIMER.

Of course Karl-Anthony Towns was in this movie. Plot was very generic. Some very cheesy moments, but still had some good laughs. Stanley Tucci is everything. Meryl, Anne, and Emily did what was needed. It was okay for what it was. Nothing special, at times very boring, and obviously not as good as the original, although the spirit of the original definitely carried on in this movie which helps it.

Beautiful on the eyes, gorgeous on the ears, and powerful on the heart. Mysterious, yet crystal clear. Simple in premise, yet so full of depth and feeling. What a fantastic short-film.

Insane, psychotic, hilarious, and genius. This movie is everything it needs to be.

Its critiques of power, privilege, greed, bigotry, conformity, materialism, and everything in between, are satirical perfection, only heightened by the clueless idolization of Bateman from today’s red-pilled male youth.

Fantastic performance from Christian Bale, with many unforgettable scenes and lines. Classic.