Caroline

Weird sequel to both "euphoria" and "Roderick rules"... It has traits of both romance and coming of age and it feels like student exchange movie... Few charming moments featuring culture and music. Other than that feels both relatable and awkward. ...girl just don't date guys from the band

"You sold me a poison!" The gothic mansion, cat, eye looks and overall atmosphere is amazing. The hallucinations are very psychodelic, however the cat POV is just genius. The way cat's name is also in title - why that diva wasn't credited??!? Being jealous of your sister's money is insane... I'm not mad about all those people she killed, but I'm sad for that innocent dog. The cliff scene remains me of "Rebecca". However the entire thing is closer to some dark fairytale. I really loved it! It's both insane, gothic and so creative. Incredible double performance from Iva Jaruzowa. Testing random ass poison on your family is wild

"All for one!" I think it has the charm, even 40s version doesn't have however still fun and rather faithful adaptation. Production is great! I love aristocratic outfits and over-the-top musketeers' ones. It's still impressive, but I consider 40s version to be way more colorful. Yet both of them are good in different ways... White party and animal chess were wild... The humor in this and stunt work is really incredible! Fights are well done, I adore "the wheel" fight. Other than that, I laughed a lot and that's what it matters. Accidental humor straight out from comedy sketches is both quotable and entertaining. This is full of great performances, yet Oliver Reed clears as usual. It's a somewhat adaptation, but with way more soul and fun than previous one. It's one of those "one day someone will get it right".

Whole house...mad It does great job in meta storytelling of Dr. Death, Hollywood and horror as a genre. The spooky atmosphere makes it more elevated and despite kills not being quite creative, they still deliver with good montage. Halloween movie night in costumes is my favorite scene. Twists are decent, but predictable... Vincent Price is real saving grace here. For some reason this reminds me of "faces of death"