Look, this movie has some bizarre pacing, cute albeit entirely unnecessary callbacks to previous films, way too many characters to balance (very funny for the character you gave nothing to do to say out loud "there's nothing for me to do"), and a general unmistakable sense that they did not plan out what to do next before finishing the previous film.
BUT the climax was one of the most insane things I've ever seen onscreen and it made my palms…
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Why didn't Sammie ask the ghosts from the future to help fight the vampires? Is he stupid?
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Terrible effects, dogshit writing, but above all my biggest problem was how that kid killed that Enderman so easily by just blindly swinging
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This is definitely me when I switch bodies with a fish and fucking die
Fascinating and ethereal. Albert's work has such a consistent mystical feel and this is yet another engaging entry in his body of work. It's kind of my least favorite of his, mainly due to pacing and a bit of a difficult emotional core to connect with, and yet it's still very good and unlike anything I've seen in a while visually. Albert's performance is especially staggering in this.