Bone chilling and creative beyond measure. A true testament to how animation can be used to convey deep terror.

There's a barrier of entry, but if you enjoy that kind of untraditional storytelling, this is a great one.

Felt like the movie was a callback to gimmicky 80s slashers, but honestly the movie doesn't have the same kind of fun that you could find in those older, more charming movies. It drags horribly, the horror isn't especially entertaining, and the characters were incredibly flat leading to very little excitement throughout the film.

The most anti-semitic thing to have happened since 1945.

The production values and cinematography were great though, as was the makeup artistry throughout the film.

Essentially the contents of a few Eric Andre episodes loosely connected by a pretty (most likely purposefully) uninvolving narrative. The skits are great if you enjoy Andre's sense of humor.