Gabriel Peláez

***"A pig's gotta fly"*** 👍

*This review may contain spoilers.* ***"It's not darkness, no, sweetie. Darkness is a colour. There's just... nothing." ***- Nikki I think the biggest takeaway from this film is definetly that Bear is the real villain and not Nikki, which I realized when he called the number on the One Wish Willow box and asked if he could change the wish instead of just undoing it completely, which is crazy selfish. The music choices and the amount of references in this really made it stand out and you can tell it was made by a youtuber who didn't expect it to blow up as much as it did. It really reminded me of why psychological thrillers are my favourite sub-genre of scary movies because I was genuinely curled up with my hands over my mouth for like 90% of the runtime. It's pretty ironic how Bear died the same way as his cat did just because he got curious. You could almost say curiosity killed the Bear. Please get more indie yt filmmakers into the industry because I need way more of this.

You know the movie is bad when you make a corny name drop predict at the start of it and they actually do it in the movie: "This is Disclosure Day."

The levels at which my cortisol was spiking during this cannot be healthy, and it's all because of Rachel.