I genuinely thought this movie was gonna be boring and "mid", but I was pleasantly surprised when I realized that it was much better than I expected. I like the relationship between the two main characters and their inner turmoils, as well as the strange worldbuilding (some animals have a link to nature itself, like these birds with feather-leaves). I also enjoyed the antagonist of this story but I won't say more... You gotta see it yourself :P
Rating: 8/10

The backrooms movie was such a crazy ride, I've been craving for this kind of horror content for years. I've always loved when the atmosphere and the ambiance of the story itself feels dreadful, uneasy even, and the Backrooms really nailed that feeling. There is a "monster" in this movie but it's not a "screaming jumpscare horror demon". It's hard to explain without spoiling it but the entity itself feels more like a wild animal following it's natural instinct... The cinematography of the movie is especially amazing as well.
Rating: 9/10

I've never been a big Amazing digital circus fan, but I don't hate it either (except the fandom, oh my god.) I watched every episode of tadc when it released and when I learned they were going to show the final episode outside of youtube I thought "why not" and went in theaters to see it.

(SPOILERS AHEAD)

I've never seen a finale so divided, fans seems to either love it or hate it. Personally I thought it was okayish? I'm more neutral on it more than anything... Although the more time I think about it the more I start seeing plotholes and details missing... How did Caine get out of the void where he was sent to after being deleted (in fact, why was he still alive after being deleted)? Why did he suddenly have access to the Internet? Maybe I'm missing something here...

Also this episode was very Jax centric, and while it's true Jax is one of the main characters, it's kinda sad that other members of the cast felt like they were pushed on the side like a second thought... I really think this finale should have been split in two parts, it felt rushed and I believe it would have given more time to develop the rest of the gang (as well as answering the plotholes).

Rating: 6.5/10