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This film is interesting because it's a slasher film that contains all the slasher clichés, and the characters can be illogical or lack experience at some point. It has quite bloody scenes, but even though it's an extremely cheap film, it only gets you so far.

Our killer seems to be carrying a chainsaw, and he references scenes from various slasher films; for example, I see scenes referencing Halloween in Slumber Party Massacre. If you're into slasher films, maybe it's watchable, but I'm not sure if it's a must-see. I'll check out the sequels though.

SNME is offering you free matches today. First, they're presenting the Gunther-John Cena match. It was actually a pretty good match and ended with a surprising finish. Many people don't think that ending suits Cena, but it was a sad ending and they provided good wrestling. I also find Gunther incredibly talented. Gunther is becoming the mega-bad guy of professional wrestling in this way, he's really very successful. We also see a match of Sol Ruca, one of the beautiful women I like in WWE, and this match between a very beautiful and attractive woman and Bayley, I liked that very much too. Then there's the "AJ Styles & Dragon Lee vs. Je'Von Evans & Leon Slater" match, which was also very good and very active. Je'Von Evans is on his way to becoming a very good wrestler; he's young, ambitious, and active. He and Leon Slater are a good team. We already know AJ, he's a brand name. Cody Rhodes vs. Oba Femi was a somewhat mediocre match of the night, but I won't deduct points because of it compared to the others. Overall, I think SNME put on a good show.

Wake Up Dead Man is coming as a new Knives Out movie. This time, our detective will solve a complex and detailed case, but it will make you think. The acting in the film is quite good, and there are quality scenes and imagery. Then we delve into various topics related to religions: the difference between fanaticism and non-fanaticism, or the difference between being buried in wealth and fighting for it, or withdrawing from marriage. Who can even discuss withdrawing from marriage? We don't know. It's an entertaining film that revolves around this conflict, and you grasp the points and parts from there, and you find yourself having to delve into various aspects of these material conflicts. The intertwining of concrete and abstract worlds. It's an enjoyable and entertaining film; maybe I'll refrain from watching it if the Knives Out movie comes out in a different way. It's definitely not great, but it's worth watching.