Lately, there has been this trend in horror movies where they feel the need to clarify why they’re scary. But what the writers, directors, and producers don’t seem to understand, is that the same rule applies to horror and comedy—if you have to explain it, you are probably doing it wrong.
If you were to tell me 4 years ago that Jordan Peele, co-star of a sketch comedy show, who made ridiculously funny jokes and satire, could make a truly scary movie that would completely screw with us, I would have laughed in your face.
There is an obvious irony in reviewing Netflix’s new film Velvet Buzzsaw, a film that has a deathly bone to pick with the art critics of the world
