não sei se eu gostei disso, tipo, crítica ao trabalho escravo (shein), à prostituição (andressa urach), ao assassinato (irmãos cravinho), parece até algo que o Lynch faria, mas ele faria bem
merda, amei a crítica no final, tipo, por que você quer usar a pele de um animal mas não quer usar a pele de alguém que te ama?

não sei se eu gostei disso, tipo, crítica ao trabalho escravo (shein), à prostituição (andressa urach), ao assassinato (irmãos cravinho), parece até algo que o Lynch faria, mas ele faria bem
merda, amei a crítica no final, tipo, por que você quer usar a pele de um animal mas não quer usar a pele de alguém que te ama?

Largely great for how it coasts over a very silly premise through sheer nastiness. I don’t think it’s amazing but it’s perhaps the most committed to set pieces the series ever gets and it’s not even a slasher episode.

Largely great for how it coasts over a very silly premise through sheer nastiness. I don’t think it’s amazing but it’s perhaps the most committed to set pieces the series ever gets and it’s not even a slasher episode.

3 stars for the gore!!!!

3 stars for the gore!!!!

This was quite a ride. I did not expect a short film about possessed(?) raccoon pelts starring Meat Loaf to be as good as this was. Meat Loaf actually gave a really solid performance. He was so gross in this.

I will say I didn’t understand the supernatural lore in this movie at all. Were the pelts cursed? Were the raccoons magic? Were they spirit animals? What the fuck was going on? Maybe if that exposition wasn’t given by an elderly woman getting shit-faced on moonshine I would’ve had a better chance of understanding it. All I know is that the raccoons were adorable and I felt bad for them. Also, there were definitely some pretty goofy moments. That “la, la, la” song that played whenever the pelts were shown was so, so dumb. And I had to laugh because when Meat Loaf was looking through the Jameson house I was thinking to myself, “What’s he thinking he’s going to find? A fucking treasure map?” ….You’ll never guess what he found.

However, this movie makes up for all of this with its absolutely INSANE deaths. The gore was crazy, though I would expect nothing less from Greg Nicotero. This is one of those movies that non-horror fans think horror movies are - tons of gore and tits. And honestly, I’m not mad at it. After watching it, I was just like “Now THAT was a horror movie”.

This was quite a ride. I did not expect a short film about possessed(?) raccoon pelts starring Meat Loaf to be as good as this was. Meat Loaf actually gave a really solid performance. He was so gross in this.

I will say I didn’t understand the supernatural lore in this movie at all. Were the pelts cursed? Were the raccoons magic? Were they spirit animals? What the fuck was going on? Maybe if that exposition wasn’t given by an elderly woman getting shit-faced on moonshine I would’ve had a better chance of understanding it. All I know is that the raccoons were adorable and I felt bad for them. Also, there were definitely some pretty goofy moments. That “la, la, la” song that played whenever the pelts were shown was so, so dumb. And I had to laugh because when Meat Loaf was looking through the Jameson house I was thinking to myself, “What’s he thinking he’s going to find? A fucking treasure map?” ….You’ll never guess what he found.

However, this movie makes up for all of this with its absolutely INSANE deaths. The gore was crazy, though I would expect nothing less from Greg Nicotero. This is one of those movies that non-horror fans think horror movies are - tons of gore and tits. And honestly, I’m not mad at it. After watching it, I was just like “Now THAT was a horror movie”.