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I do wish that the film would have played with that a bit more because we open with

like animated comic type stuff with like little speech bubbles and things and it's

Drodon and Bruce's voice.

Oh, hey, I think that the first half of this movie is actually really good.

It just falls apart in the third act for me.

Now, your mileage may vary because when this was announced, when I was seeing this at a

festival, I was like, oh, it's Jay Baruchel, it's Jordana Brewster, it's Jesse Williams,

and we have some girl from DeGrassey in there.

That's really cool. It's probably going to be

some kind of like maybe a horror comedy type thing and it's not. It is not. I actually applaud

Baruchel for wanting to do this. Yeah, he's trying to break out of his box. I think he directs it

fine. I think there's a there's's very much, um, a style he's

going for. It comes across a little pretentious, specifically with the lighting, which I

paint you to this earlier, Joe, but in the book, they make a reference about how their

graphic novel is trying to be like a 70s Gialo mixed with America's desire to like no serial

killers. But then the film adds

this whole flashback thing about Todd's mom being killed by Slasherman on Christmas. So that really

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