Reviews

Instead of taking a turn for the worst in the finale like in season 1 Seaosn 2 takes a turn in episode 3. Everything is rushed. Lots of "Tell not show". The character of Mary Landon is completely unneeded. The mystery still feels far away from being solved. I have not read the book, but I feel like the book has to be much better than whatever this is. I can't think of a single highlight this episode either. Overall, I'd skip this season even more than the first one. At least the first one was more consistent and didn't jump around all over the place. If they give another bad short finale this season I think I'll stop watching as well.

The main takeaway I had with this film was that it was made for the fans. There are no drastic character and story changes which would anger you. There are many fun callbacks that aren't too annoying and in your face. A lot of the acting is surprisingly good for a fan film. It captures the Lynch feel in a way more similar to Blue Velvet rather than Twin Peaks. Most of all, the movie shows you can still make Twin Peaks in 2022. You don't have to make "The Return". As well, the ending manages to make you want more even after the long running time. There are a few flaws though. It works better episodically. The audio is inconsistent. And there are too many musical montages.

But with no sign of any more seasons and the OG cast dropping off like flies this movie is a very welcome entry into the Twin Peaks universe. Plus, you can go back and watch the journey to making the film and feel like you are apart of the process.

This movie has everything and has nothing. No amount of good acting, cinematography, music, and lighting can save this disastrous story. After Raw it seems Julia Ducournau completely gave up on making a good story and just made an art film she knew snobs would love. Everything good about Raw is improved here in an artificial way. For instance the movie has a better main character... but her character makes no sense and lacks any sort of empathy.

What a waste of time this was. Too bad they wasted the potential of yet another storyline. Is every season finale this pointless and garbage? All my positives are outshadowed by my negatives so unfortunately I can't even say this episode/season had a single highlight. And what a rushed ending too. Why does everything have to be so short? TV is long form storytelling, not this.

I really loved the first half. It reminded me of Twin Peaks The Return Part 8. The second half sucked though. Those characters are trash and obnoxious af.

The acting deserves a 10. The script deserves a 0. And only one episode left of this story? Trash. This was rushed and did not have the proper buildup for a lot of these scenes to make me feel anything.

Ellen Page was kinda good in this I guess. The haunted house was very fun. I don't really think kids would like this though. It's very goofy and cartoonish even for a kids movie.

This is one of the worst channels on YouTube. I subscribed for years and forgot why I did. I stand with Tom.

Jeremy is a sellout. His channel is a clickbait garbage land. He let Sacked Snyder call all of us fans racists.

#TomWasRight What a disaster of a channel. She's a fake and a fraud. #IStandWithTom #JesseWasRight.

This movie was like Satans Alley from tropic thunder but UNIRONIC. PLEASE fire the woman responsible for this trilogy and continue Fear Street and make it like the books this is "based on"

Idk what this is. It's a mystery beyond my comprehension why this was green lit. At least the actors in this one are good...

The format is terrible. They are really stroking... their egos. This is like Trading Places but with chefs. The worst part about it is that they are not forced to pick from the contestants there in front of them. Also, Aaron is a total jerk. Worse than Joe. Joe is actually FAIR.

If you need to get cheered up, watch this great episode. The comedy builds and builds and it all serves a purpose. This episode also proves you DONT need Barney to have a great time.