Reviews

Season 1 of this series was truly awful. Every episode scores lower than a 5/10 for me. I had heard from others that this one was heaps better, so I gave it a shot. In a mostly failing genre, modern horror anthology, this was a good outing. Having not seen regular AHS, the ending didn't make sense, but nonetheless, this episode has a decent enough story with decent enough acting and pacing.

I didnt laugh once this film, its truly some of the worst ive seen. The acting isn't terrible, its mid at best, but the script and directing are such garbage it makes the actors look like complete amateurs. The jokes were stale then and sure as hell stale now. This film is a waste, waste of time, waste of space, waste of a movie. Awful.

This episode starts off pretty great. It has a good setup, perfect pacing, and good mystery in the first half. However, the ending is really bad. Its corny and feels straight out of Goosebumps. Although it may be terrible, it doesn't quite ruin the episode as a whole for me, it just lowers the score by a couple of points.

This show is quality. It actually made me laugh and the music is kick-ass. The music segments and the show segments are balanced perfectly, and the best I've seen when compared to similar cases. They actually connect together. I'm sad that this show is so short, and if there were more episodes, I could've given this show an even higher score. There's just too little to judge. This show also has unique editing and cinematography, almost as if you were watching a public access show. It gives it a unique feel. I definitely recommend this show to any comedy fan, as its short and you could watch all the episodes in about an hour and a half.

This episode takes the boring obsessive fan trope and turns it around (literally). The song at the end is also one of best performances of one of their best songs.

I wanted to hate this movie, along with all the other inspirational sports movies I had to painfully endure in my school years. This one ended up being different. It was subtle, and not obnoxiously intense or dramatic. It had real heart, and a good setup that strayed from the norm. The humor actually wasn't too bad either. This genuinely impressed me. Would recommend for any family setting.

In a show with way more horrible episodes than there should be, this one manages to be simple yet effective. It's fairly repetitive, but each time said event take places, you are legitimately curious and cautious at the same time at what will happen next.

This episode is hilarious and witty. It flows well and feels half the length of what it actually is. It juggles all 4 of its plots effortlessly, and it's all capped off with your typical melancholy yet beautiful ending. Life is unfair.

This episode a small step above being bad. The pacing was rushed and sloppy, and not in a good way as nothing interesting really happens. However, there are some things that save this episode. First, the acting was pretty good. Second, they made the villian semi-interesting with his health complications, adding depth. Overall, not that good.

Based on imdb episode ratings, I think this episode needs to have a higher score. This episode has unique directing for the series, and amazing exposition and plot building. The twist is a classic and makes the whole episode that much better.

I didnt expect much from this episode in first third. Ive seen similar premises done in horror before. Stuff where the protagonist hears voices and cuts off or mutilates their ears to get the sounds to stop. I can say without a doubt, THIS pulls off that trope the best. It perfectly balances horror and real suspense/unease, and the main actor gives a 110% performance.

This is definitely one of the so bad its kinda good episodes. This episode is lough out loud hilarious and doesnt hold any scare value in the slightest. Its a good episode if you want something painstaking corny and something to laugh at.

Though the shortest episode in the series, it still delivers the highest of quality as to be expected from a season 2 episode of Malcolm In The Middle. The penultimate scene is one the funniest scenes in the show, and it wraps up the A plot in absolute best and most creative way possible. This is also one of the episodes where the B plot is even better than the A!