I just left the theater like I saw the face of God.

this film is perfect. if you were to tell me that I would be seeing a film about black folks fighting vampires in the 1930s in my home state, I would think you’re lying…this is a masterpiece!

the themes of religion, reclamation, and the history of music really touches my soul especially with growing up in the rural south. I love films where the subtext isn’t fully stated…

typing this one on my laptop (it's that serious)

MY FAV (HORROR) FILM OF ALL TIME! nothing has come close to beating this for me and I kinda like that...but it does mean I have more room to expand on films...which I also love. I crave a spinoff film or mini-series that only surrounds the Sunken Place and its trapped souls.

a sci-fi body horror film tying itself to racism and the objectification/fetishism of the black body is one of…

realistically, I would have blew up the entire store! I love the idea of the Backrooms being a physical space for trauma and cognitive decline. what a way to give liminal space an actual meaning instead of it just being a spooky atmosphere for the sake of it.

as someone who loves found footage films and creepypastas, I was immensely excited for Backrooms and what it could do for the horror genre. first things first, Kane did a very great…

"I know how to spell Philanthropy...branding though..."

early contender for my film of the year!!!!!

if we ever get Technicolor back, let Boots Riley be the first director to use it! I know he will treat the product with the respect it deserves. Boots has become one of my favorite filmmakers to watch, learn, and take inspiration from. it's a major goal of mine to work with him someday, serving under his wing while navigating Hollywood with absurd/surreal ideas as…