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Letterboxd review 🟠🟢🔵
Obviously very low budget and
very odd but surprisingly works
very well in this post covid,
economy over everything world.
Some good laughs albeit an
inconsistent schlocky. The
landlady is the star of the show. boxd.it/yzYs
Sometimes the best horror movie is the one you weren't expecting to watch this Halloween.
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"A hat tip once more to Butler for imbuing 'Hemet' with a f***ed-up fairytale vibe that utilizes the Salties as both containment for the characters and a metaphorical forest to be navigated, while slowly presenting Liz as Granny and Rosie as Little Red" –EoM
"Despite its modest budget, 'Sincerely Saul' carries an idiosyncratic style that gives it cult potential." – Mark Hockley, Bloody Flicks
"'Friend of the World' feels more like an abstract sci-fi film with heavy elements of surrealism woven in. The film uses dark comedy and absurdism to break up the moments of tension, but to me it only adds to the discomfort and intense tone of the film." –@WithoutYourHead
Looking for a horror movie nobody else at the Halloween party has seen? Start here.
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"'Friend of the World' is an odd, interesting little movie that defies easy categorization from the perspective of both genre — combining horror, sci-fi, heady drama and even brief comedy — and length — clocking in at a short-film-with-feature-aspirations 50 minutes." –@blacula
Well, Hemet brings the bath salts epidemic to California where a group of misfits living in a low-income housing complex are forced to confront not only the new walking dead, but their detestable landlady, Liz. –@UHMtweet
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For the person who says, 'I've seen everything.' No, you haven't.
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The opening scene gives us all we need to know: the world has gone to sh*t, rent is due, zombies are a problem, and old lady landlords are giving their tenants the bombastic side-eye between spewing out obscenities.
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"On the surface, writer/director Ian Tripp’s 'Sincerely Saul' shouldn’t be as awkwardly funny as it is."
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Tony Olmos’ crude dystopian satire pits desperate tenants against a Trumpian lessor – and each other.
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You check the Letterboxd log count, realize almost nobody has seen it, watch it anyway—and wonder why you waited so long.
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The critics are divided. The tenants are divided. The entire town is falling apart. And there's a whole lot more to it than that on Tubi.
#TheLandladyDontDrinkTea #TerrorOnTubi
Your Halloween watchlist called. It wants something other than the same 12 movies.
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"In some ways, 'Friend of the World' is a black comedic theatre piece translated to celluloid." –FilmInk
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"What a film. Bizarre, gore-spattered, vulgar, and silly, 'Hemet' is a fantastic example of modern satire. With an almost nonexistent budget, Olmos and Butler craft an outstanding fairy-tale-like horror flick with a smarmy edge." –@Video_Librarian

