Oct 242 min read

LONG LEGS: Subverting Expectations with Creepy Dolls and Cult Mysteries

Picture this: a sweltering small-town Mexican restaurant, the foreboding atmosphere of the 1980s, and the magnetic presence of Nicolas Cage on the big screen. That's precisely where our adventure begins in this episode of Horror Rewind.

Join us as we recount our unforgettable trip to Cloquet to see "Long Legs," a thriller that masterfully combines serial killer chills, cult mysteries, and supernatural spookiness, all set in a beautifully retro world devoid of modern tech like cell phones and GPS. From puzzling anachronisms to the film's pulse-pounding opening, we leave no stone unturned.

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EPISODE TIME STAMPS

(00:00) Long Legs Movie Review and Discussion

(13:56) Lost Rewatch Discussion

(23:30) Review and Recommendations

Hey Horror Rewind fans! 🔪

Welcome to the season two finale of Horror Rewind! Join us on this spine-tingling journey as we explore the eerie world of "Long Legs," a thriller starring Nicolas Cage that masterfully combines serial killer chills, cult mysteries, and supernatural spookiness, all set in the nostalgic 1980s.

We discuss how the retro setting enhances the suspense and hear our take on Micah Monroe's brilliant portrayal of a neurodivergent character, alongside Cage's intense performance.

But the chills don't stop there! We also dive deep into Kiernan Shipka's standout monologue and director Osgood Perkins' knack for creating a haunting atmosphere.

Plus, we'll reminisce about the TV series "Lost" and its lasting impact on character-driven storytelling. And for a bit of fun, we share our thoughts on "Sissy" (2022) and our excitement for immersive horror games like the Blair Witch game from Hunt a Killer.

🎬 Chapter Highlights:

Long Legs Movie Review and Discussion: A thrilling breakdown of Nicolas Cage's new movie, set in a beautifully retro world.
Lost Rewatch Discussion: Nostalgic rewatch of "Lost," exploring its storytelling impact.
Horror Movie Review and Recommendations: Our take on "Sissy" (2022) and a shout-out to immersive horror games.

Don't miss this rollercoaster of movie reviews, TV nostalgia, and game recommendations that will keep you at the edge of your seat!