Totally. They successfully gave us an on-screen Pyramid Head without going too campy. That’s a crazy success on its own.
Totally. They successfully gave us an on-screen Pyramid Head without going too campy. That’s a crazy success on its own.
OMG really? I loved that and Devil’s Rejects. They were so campy and funny with just the right level of horror.
And… tiny fucked a stump.
Different person and I keep saying it, but Silent Hill was a really good movie that got horrible reviews (even among Horror fans).
I’ve been meaning to watch it. Didn’t know RT hates it. I’ve sorta cooled on RT ratings, though. I swear they don’t match reality.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Looks like it’s in the 80’s. Not a low rated movie at all.
I was shocked to find it in the <50 list. I thought it was well-received. The writing was awesome IMO
That was sub-50? Damn. I always thought it was an oscarbate, and a reasonably-well-done one at that. I still half-remember the funerary chant they use.
Hold My Beer.
Silent Hill sits at 32%. I’ve watched it tons of times. I understand why it’s not popular, in terms of its mediocre raw quality. But I love it unironically and not in an Evil Dead 2 kind of way.
Half the issue with finding movies <50% that I liked is how hard it is to just get a list of movies by year… and yeah, the year range. The Toy is only 3% and I LOVED it growing up, but yeah it breaks the post-2000 rule.
Actually, hell. I apparently only have to jump into superhero movies. I thought Black Adam was the best DC movie we’ve had… sub-50. I liked Quantumania…sub-50. I enjoyed Shazam 2… sub-50. I REALLY liked Eternals… sub-50. Venom is sub-50 and has an honorary place in my family’s marvel marathons… Boy, this is easier than I thought! I must have a terrible sense of taste!
Still going just on recent “rotten”. I liked Gray Man… Sub-50. Suicide Squad…they gave it 26%???
Yeah, I’m out :)… And I think ya’ll drank my beer.
You are actually a little bit incorrect.
In the vein of words like homophobia, these words’ definitions are not strictly in line with their etymology. Per every dictionary (but quoting Webster), transphobia is defined as:
And this might create some linguistic ambiguity, but I cannot seem to find actual documentation on a medical or psychological fear of transgender people at all. It seems this behavior is entirely (or almost entirely) a learned bigotry.
The other word, “transmisia”, has not really been officially adopted in any circle I can find. The only place I could find it with any prominance is a site called the “Trans Language Primer”, and I know nothing about it (except that it looks like geocities) so I won’t be linking it directly. Suffice to say, they speak negatively of the term (despite defending it as having a good intention) and favor “transphobia” for reasons of clarity.