Tyler Patron

Genre-bending, blood-soaked roller coaster that starts as a tense, character-driven musical drama before descending into gloriously unhinged horror—with a diabolical Irish jig from hell that has to be seen to be believed. Despite its wild tonal shifts, the film stays emotionally grounded, masterfully directed, and rich with political, religious, and personal nuance. Balancing dark humor, complex relationships, and multiple perspectives without losing momentum until the credits begin.

Josh Safdie transforms a sweaty ping-pong biopic into an anxiety inducing American fable about ambition, identity, and hustle, with Timothee Chalamet delivering a twitchy, painfully human performance that makes victory feel just as exhausting as failure.

i would simply change my name and start a new life

imagine your viral hauk tuah moment is dancing on train tracks, getting your sister killed, and becoming permanently known to the internet as “train girl.”

Personally I would not give my emotionally repressed fiancé mushrooms a day after his mother died but that's just me.

Yes, this is my actual rating of this anime.

No, I will not elaborate.