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'I Want You Back' Review: Jenny Slate and Charlie Day Get Stuck in a Confounding Rom-Com MiscalculationĬo-directors/writers Joseph and Vanessa Winter understand, much like Sam Raimi, the universal appeal of watching an absolute moron trapped in a horror scenario. 'Subject' Review: Famous Doc Stars Reclaim Their Stories in Insightful Ethical Exploration In other words, we as an audience know he’s a lost cause from the beginning. If that’s not enough, he sees a strange ritualistic symbol in the only room that has never had any paranormal activity and breaks it - all in order to increase viewership. He opens the stream with a found footage “this is the last anyone heard of this guy” introduction, he purposely breaks his car, locks the house and throws away the key to save himself from the temptation to run away. The problem is, Shawn is an absolute idiot. After switching platforms to Twitch knockoff Livvid, Shawn decides to reclaim his influencer status and monetize his fans by conquering his biggest fear and surviving an entire night at a haunted house. Joseph Winter pulls what is mostly a one-man show as Shawn Ruddy, a popular yet toxic YouTube vlogger who was canceled after one of his stunts went too far and left someone in the hospital. With stunning creature effects, a great balance between laughs and scares, and one of the best uses of the Screenlife format, this is a film that could easily become a Halloween tradition alongside “Evil Dead II” or “Hell House LLC.”

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