It looks neat and purple is my favorite color, but if I’m being truthfully honest, I wasn’t into it so I don’t think I will be adding it to my collection anytime soon. 🙂Īlso, also, perfect timing to posting a lookbook using one of his palette as he released a video of his new Blood Lust palette yesterday. Even so, I will* be sharing future lookbooks, palette and* product reviews of his stuff, so if you’re not interested you can skip those posts. I bought this palette when it launched and didn’t start using it until I did my Christmas Lookbook, so you will see some of those looks here again.Īlso, I feel like I need to say this: I am well aware not everybody likes Jeffree Star, and I am okay with that. That means you will get a lookbook AND a palette review each month until I have gone through all the palettes I need to review.įor today’s lookbook I’m using the JSC Blue Blood palette as you’ve read in the title. I have been loving doing lookbooks and I decided towards the end of last year to have a focus palette each month. I meant to post this last month but life gets in the way sometimes and it forces me to delay things here. I know I am despite it starting a bit badly.
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Riders of Justice is easily one of the most unique comedies of the last few years (it’s certainly the most unexpected one), and is more than worth checking out on your next movie night.Posting two days in a row? Who am I? Let’s not get used to it because I will surely disappear for a few days! I hope you guys are having an amazing February. However, the characters never feel like exaggerations, and Jensen isn’t afraid to get dark, either when the violence hits, it hits hard.
Jensen wisely spends a lot of time exploring the characters' personalities and their motivations, where he mines most of the film’s laughs. Somehow, Jensen manages to balance the wildly conflicting tones to create something truly unique, funny, and deeply heartfelt. However, things get complicated when he’s approached by a group of eccentric mathematicians who believe the train accident wasn't random, but a calculated attack that may be linked to a biker gang known only as the Riders of Justice. The movie follows Markus ( an astounding Mads Mikkelsen), a soldier who returns home to care for his teenage daughter after his wife's death in a mysterious train accident. Riders of Justice, Anders Thomas Jensen’s Danish revenge film, doesn’t sound like a comedy as a matter of fact, it sounds like the antithesis of a comedy. It's definitely not for everyone, but Observe and Report has a lot to offer. And if you go in knowing what to expect, you'll find that you may actually like it. Still, Observe and Report has a lot of laughs, even if they're mostly cringe-induced.
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That was kind of the point, though the film is like a comedic spin on Taxi Driver for modern incels. The movie ends on a grim note, which left a sour taste in the mouths of many. Although cheekily compared to Paul Blart: Mall Cop, Hill’s film goes to some truly dark places, especially when it begins to explore Barnhardt’s battles with mental health. When Observe and Report first came out in 2009, fans of Seth Rogen’s usual humor were caught a bit off guard the film’s tone was much darker and far more unsettling than his typical brand of stoner humor. When repeated reports of a brazen flasher roaming his mall start coming it, Ronnie takes it upon himself to catch the culprit. Jody Hill’s extremely dark comedy Observe and Report stars Seth Rogen as Ronnie Barnhardt, a delusional and dangerously over-zealous mall security guard who aspires to become a police officer. RELATED: The 10 Most Controversial Comedy Movies of the ‘70s Fans of films like Turbo Kid and Kung Fury will find a lot to enjoy here.
The film pays homage to the low-budget practical effects and creature designs of classic horror, lending it a delightfully homemade flair.
Psycho Goreman is known for its campy and over-the-top aesthetic, featuring absurdly gory and juvenile humor. As Mimi revels in her newfound power, it begins to attract the attention of other alien beings, who want nothing more than to kill PG. Despite his violent desires, Mimi's ownership of the gem gives her control over PG, making him her reluctant servant and soon, attack dog. The movie follows siblings Mimi and Luke, who discover a mysterious gem that inadvertently unearths an ancient and evil extraterrestrial overlord named Psycho Goreman (PG for short). Steven Kostanski’s Psycho Goreman is an over-the-top horror comedy that serves as a loving throwback to the kitschy horror films of yesteryear.
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