Triangle of Sadness

 Another on my list of WTF films, though not as bad as It Follows. For the most part, I got the movie, and enjoyed the humor throughout. But then there's the ending. I've actually googled WTF with Carl running at the end, and found some feasible explanations. But none of the ones I've read really explain the look of... terror, fear, whatever, as he's running in the final frames of the film. 

Triangle of Sadness

If Follows

Perhaps this film needed the "in house" movie experienced (darkened theatre, sense of isolation, etc.) to generate the dread mentioned so often here… I certainly never experienced any – nor anything much more than "when is this going to end" and "WTF did THAT mean?". 

https://www.metacritic.com/movie/it-follows/critic-reviews

It Follows

The Batman

 Is "better than I expected" too much damned with faint praise? 

The Batman

F9: The Fast Saga

Fast & Furious goes beyond "jump the shark" to full blown live action cartoon in the first fifteen minutes… and since I still enjoy Looney Tunes cartoons, I really didn't have a problem with that. 

F9: The Fast Saga

The Vast of Night

Presumably, all the rave reviews I've seen were for the stylish production style and storytelling, since the story, despite it's X-files vibe, held no particular surprises.

The Vast of Night

Fresh

Body horror meets the horrors of 21st-century dating in the most (intentionally) uncomfortable film I've watched in a very long time. 

Fresh

The Green Knight

As leisurely as the pace may be, it supremely captures the mythic feeling so essential to Arthurian storytelling. 

The Green Knight

Antebellum

Puzzling to begin, horrifying as it moves on, but oh what a triumphant ending. 

Antebellum

Beasts Clawing at Straws

At first, it's unclear how anything you're watching is connected… then everything falls into place in the last act, and it's f'ing brilliant. 

Beasts Clawing at Straws

Crawl

Chomp!
(after all, who needs a sentence when a single word will do?)

Crawl

High Rise

Think Snowpiercer, but vertical... and with significantly more anarchy. 

High Rise

eXistenZ

That Cronenberg's oddly biological "gamepods" are not the weirdest part of this movie pretty much says it all. 

eXistenZ

The Assassin

Beautiful, award-winning film about an assassin tasked with a dangerous mission in 8th century China… with a pace that often feels like watching paint dry. 

The Assassin