The ZissouHostI actually really enjoyed it.
It was my first time, and I like these.
It reminded me, like, it kind of has all these things in it.
So it's got the creepy house, like, and burnt offerings.
You know that there's going to be some kind of, you know, mystery-evolving murder in this house.
There's, you know, the new...
Kind of the new generation with the college students being involved.
So, yeah, I was I think I liked it from the beginning.
Like there was for me never any time that I wasn't into this movie.
Like, I think it really got my attention and kept it.
Yeah, I wasn't like at all like bored or anything because I was just.
really intrigued on what was going on on the screen.
So I was like, okay, this is...
Other than me trying to remember if I had seen this before, for those of you that know me on a personal level, I've seen a jillion movies, especially back during this time in the golden age of slasher films.
I would say slasher, in my opinion, started in the 70s and then rolled... pretty much all through the eighties.
So that was pretty much our era of all the classic.
Yeah.
Michael Myers started and Leatherface started in the seventies, but with the Jason's and the Freddy's and the hell and the pinheads and all them, they came along in the eighties.
But yeah, This one, like I said, I like the story because it was something.
Sorry, this could happen.
Like I said, it's nothing.
There's not some unstoppable killer.
There's reasonings for why what was happening in this movie that was going on and happening to these people that happened to go in this house.
It was a boarding house.
I actually really enjoyed it.
It was my first time, and I like these.
It reminded me, like, it kind of has all these things in it.
So it's got the creepy house, like, and burnt offerings.
You know that there's going to be some kind of, you know, mystery-evolving murder in this house.
There's, you know, the new...
Kind of the new generation with the college students being involved.
So, yeah, I was I think I liked it from the beginning.
Like there was for me never any time that I wasn't into this movie.
Like, I think it really got my attention and kept it.
Yeah, I wasn't like at all like bored or anything because I was just.
really intrigued on what was going on on the screen.
So I was like, okay, this is...
Other than me trying to remember if I had seen this before, for those of you that know me on a personal level, I've seen a jillion movies, especially back during this time in the golden age of slasher films.
I would say slasher, in my opinion, started in the 70s and then rolled... pretty much all through the eighties.
So that was pretty much our era of all the classic.
Yeah.
Michael Myers started and Leatherface started in the seventies, but with the Jason's and the Freddy's and the hell and the pinheads and all them, they came along in the eighties.
But yeah, This one, like I said, I like the story because it was something.
Sorry, this could happen.
Like I said, it's nothing.
There's not some unstoppable killer.
There's reasonings for why what was happening in this movie that was going on and happening to these people that happened to go in this house.
It was a boarding house.
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