Equal parts forgettable and fun. This is one of those movies that had no ambition and lives up to it.
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All the Old Knives, 2022 – ★★
Not invested. Not interested.
People Speaking in Hushed Tones: The Film
Old, 2021 – ★★★★
Wonderfully weird survival film on a compressed timeline.
Halloween Kills, 2021 – ★★
40 years later and the town still think one stab or strike will kill Michael Myers.
At this point, they deserved what they got. They knew the risks. They stopped before the job was done.
Venom: Let There Be Carnage, 2021 – ★★
It’s time to die. We are going to die.
Choose or Die, 2022 – ★½
Predictable as it was trashy. A fine “feel sick and may sleep through this” Netflix selection.
The Dropout, 2022 – ★★★½
Amanda Seyfried is absolutely incredible in this series. She plays a perfect unhinged, divorced from reality, aliens in her own body.
I watched the entire miniseries in one sitting because I was physically unable to look away.
Amanda Seyfried was impossible to look away from.
The Adam Project, 2022 – ★★★★
Deadpool’s Dad is the Hulk.
Letterboxd – Carl Holscher
Enjoyable and comforting movie. I remember reading about Sony wanting to put together a movie with a cast of villains. This felt like a believable way to do that.
Some I knew from past films. Others I did not (because I’ve forgotten or they were new.)
I enjoyed the film. It was entertaining and tugged in my heart strings and gave me solace from a rough two years.
Letterboxd – Carl Holscher

Anonymous conflict. Cold climate.
War is never pretty. Nor are there any winners.