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I was really skeptical coming into this, being the ALPHA I think I am. You know, the red meat, growling, snarling Wolf. I'd chase down overly-showy, and timid women like this. I'm an ANIMAL! They WILL succumb to my will!
But then, my favorite funny person, from that limp-waisted, liberal SNL decides to star in it, and coax me into believing that I (her number 1fan [thanks, Annie Wilkes]) was going to see my dream dance around nekkid.
I sat through one hour and forty minutes, and what the .... Blank ... where were the boobies (No this isn't a size joke. Her character was a stripper, and I've been to enough bachelor parties to know I should see boobies!)
What, you think you can get away with not showing boobies because you make us laugh from the belly in a super identifiable way?
Lots of snark. Loved the movie, loved the cameos, Fibeman continues to be my fave SNL cast member, and she showed she is ready for next, I think.
8/10 - great step into the next level for Fineman. I was skeptical at first, but she brought everything together at the end and I was sold and invested in her arc. The high school girl gave me shades of the 8th grade in-kids, Mitch Kramer and Sabrina Davis, from Dazed and Confused. Solid effort, and it made me laugh out loud, literally.
But then, my favorite funny person, from that limp-waisted, liberal SNL decides to star in it, and coax me into believing that I (her number 1fan [thanks, Annie Wilkes]) was going to see my dream dance around nekkid.
I sat through one hour and forty minutes, and what the .... Blank ... where were the boobies (No this isn't a size joke. Her character was a stripper, and I've been to enough bachelor parties to know I should see boobies!)
What, you think you can get away with not showing boobies because you make us laugh from the belly in a super identifiable way?
Lots of snark. Loved the movie, loved the cameos, Fibeman continues to be my fave SNL cast member, and she showed she is ready for next, I think.
8/10 - great step into the next level for Fineman. I was skeptical at first, but she brought everything together at the end and I was sold and invested in her arc. The high school girl gave me shades of the 8th grade in-kids, Mitch Kramer and Sabrina Davis, from Dazed and Confused. Solid effort, and it made me laugh out loud, literally.
I've been reading about Borley Rectory since 1985. Read up on all the lore, the facts, the speculations ... and I feel like this got review bombed.
Sands was good, Baker was refreshingly not Doctor Who, and I thought "Marianne," stole it. In the lore, allegedly she was responsible for creating the disturbances during the Price investigation, later saying that that was only for a couple specific events, but most were real.
I think other commenters are in overdrive to do anything to slap this film down. It reminds me of the Vlad Tepes film that was made in the early 2000s. Like it followed the history as best it could, even gave it a quick splash of some supernatural .element. It was slow, but it was the real story. I think Roger Daltry played one of the Hungarian nobleman that ultimately betrayed the man we refer to as Dracula.
Sands was good, Baker was refreshingly not Doctor Who, and I thought "Marianne," stole it. In the lore, allegedly she was responsible for creating the disturbances during the Price investigation, later saying that that was only for a couple specific events, but most were real.
I think other commenters are in overdrive to do anything to slap this film down. It reminds me of the Vlad Tepes film that was made in the early 2000s. Like it followed the history as best it could, even gave it a quick splash of some supernatural .element. It was slow, but it was the real story. I think Roger Daltry played one of the Hungarian nobleman that ultimately betrayed the man we refer to as Dracula.