Fantasia ’22 review: “BODIES BODIES BODIES” is nasty nasty nasty fun fun fun
It allows you to witness a series of horrible deaths with a great amount of glee, without feeling bad about it.
It allows you to witness a series of horrible deaths with a great amount of glee, without feeling bad about it.
In her new feature, filmmaker Berkley Brady takes audiences on a terrifying trip through the forest.
It gives the franchise’s tropes some much-needed ribbing while introducing a few necessary upgrades to Sadako’s m.o.
Semans and his two leads create a shuddery scenario that’s sort of a reverse stalking.
There is no doubt a whole lot of love was put in to make this edition extra-special and definitive.