Hokum (2026)

Dr.Retarded

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I really liked this movie. I don't understand the hate for it.
It's good, despite a couple of flaws, but it definitely had some moments that were legitimately creepy to me. I don't necessarily get creeped out by stuff that much anymore, I want something actually gives you the shivers, it's doing some good work.
 

Arbitrary

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The part where

maybe you were just tripping balls the entire time ooooooo

I could have done without. Introducing that kind of ambiguity in to a horror movie doesn't often do it any favors. You gotta commit.
 
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Drinsic

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The part where

maybe you were just tripping balls the entire time ooooooo

I could have done without. Introducing that kind of ambiguity in to a horror movie doesn't often do it any favors. You gotta commit.
Yeah didn't get the point of that either. "Here's some ambiguity! Wait, here's evidence that's no longer ambiguous 30 seconds later!" ...why?
 
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jayrebb

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They needed to take out the shrooms scene. Plus remove the TV zombies bit and keep the focus more on the hotel/shaft. The pivot to TV bullshit interrupted the tension they had going with being locked in the room and the shaft. It was unnecessary and didn't add anything to the movie. Weird creative choice to throw that bit in the middle of all the tension they had going with the room stuff. If it was just a quick TV fuckery scene that's fine to add to the tension, but it went into a full bit (later confirmed the TV shit was a message by the director and not meant to just be a quick scare/happening, which is why the scene felt forced, out of place, and too long of a bit otherwise wedged in the middle of some great tension)