So many online film reviewers exploded out of the reviewing communinty late 2000s to early 2010s. Yet most tended to resort to an egotistical sense of showmanship exasperated by large outbursts and questioning the film's rationality (even when it's not required i.e. 'Watching film Wrong').
The Smeghead is a little different, despite the evolved quality of his earlier reviews he's remained consistent with his approach and has remained likable, let alone has sense of humour that can be greatly appreciated. His laid back sense of understanding and examining the sublty of bad films is something I have always enjoyed. He knows how to effectively use humour on good timing and doesn't resort to all too many overdramtic or embarrising outbursts (too tiring in this day and age to express negativity).
I've stuck by him quite a lot more knowing he's likely to never going take his viewing experience all too seriously. He has great insights too let alone is able to empathize with his audience while also making us appreciate the fact 'you can have fun watching some of the worst films ever made.' I don't think I need to point out a particular review he's done that I truly enjoyed, they always provide great comfort for me especially before bed.
In essense I think it's best to analyze and offer a hilarious breakdown of some of the worst films ever made. Also understand nobody sets out to make a bad film and closely examining what went wrong is essential for a greater film understanding. Great to see after all these years he's still going strong.
