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Really enjoying these nice cameos sprinkled in, and it feels like each episode pairs a stronger entry with a weaker one. The runtimes are just enough where the episodes generally don't feel like they overstay their welcomes.

In this episode, The Right Snuff was the stronger of the two, with a twist at the end I have to admit I didn't see coming, reminiscent of some Twilight Zone/Outer Limits stuff. Sibling Rivalry was alright as a light comedy, got a few chuckles out of me, but the overall story was a bit of a miss. Starts off well enough, but then just fizzles out; the protagonist was just a little too annoying.

• 30-something year-olds playing teens, which wouldn't be a problem in itself if they looked not old. The story didn't even call for them to need to be teens, could've just made them college-aged or young adults.

• Some terrible acting, especially the protagonist's mother

• Got really wild and out there at the end, nothing explained or resolved

• Art becoming tired as a villain, the kills scenes were way too indulgent for my taste - the movie is over 2 hours

Immortal villains are not interesting

I liked the first one, it was mostly passable as a horror, but damn - this one went off the rails. What makes a good horror for me is when a story is somewhat plausible and is grounded in some kind of reality; the first act looked like it was setting up some actual lore and backstory for Art and the protagonist's dad, but it was all fruitless in the climax. I see a lot of comments saying "parody, parody, parody", but I don't think it even does that well. Skip all the dialogue and just string the kill scenes together and nothing of substance would be lost.