Absolutely unreal like the concepts make sense or whatever but idk how to explain it but the way its made reminds me of a vine or like a parody like this entire film literally feels like it wouldve been an episode from atlantas later seasons like do u remember that one episode where ppl had increased taxes that went to the living relatives of ancestors whom ur family enslaved and the description was literally just something like "this episode got the white people shaking" like yeah thats literally how this movie felt like this movie makes the first one look like a grammy oscar 1st place film

Absolutely unreal like the concepts make sense or whatever but idk how to explain it but the way its made reminds me of a vine or like a parody like this entire film literally feels like it wouldve been an episode from atlantas later seasons like do u remember that one episode where ppl had increased taxes that went to the living relatives of ancestors whom ur family enslaved and the description was literally just something like "this episode got the white people shaking" like yeah thats literally how this movie felt like this movie makes the first one look like a grammy oscar 1st place film

Keith David’in oyunculuğu dışında berbattı, hatta bazı bölümler direk inanılmaz saygısızcaydı.

Keith David’in oyunculuğu dışında berbattı, hatta bazı bölümler direk inanılmaz saygısızcaydı.

not as good as original

not as good as original

one extra star for greg tarzan davis. not as good as the first one

one extra star for greg tarzan davis. not as good as the first one

**HOOPTOBER X #24**

never hits the same terrifying or comedic highs as the original, but there’s still a few elements in here that are scary or funny, and the casting of Keith David as the new actor for Mr. Simms couldn’t be more perfect.

the biggest problems i had with this are the lifeless and bland direction compared to the first one, and how direct and obtuse the social justice messaging was at some points even when it’s ideology that i agree with, beating me over the head with it feels less like a movie and more like a sermon

**HOOPTOBER X #24**

never hits the same terrifying or comedic highs as the original, but there’s still a few elements in here that are scary or funny, and the casting of Keith David as the new actor for Mr. Simms couldn’t be more perfect.

the biggest problems i had with this are the lifeless and bland direction compared to the first one, and how direct and obtuse the social justice messaging was at some points even when it’s ideology that i agree with, beating me over the head with it feels less like a movie and more like a sermon