Did you enjoy the movie “It Follows” (2014)?

This part was the scariest part imo.

Thought it was an alright film, I didnt go in expecting a lot though

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Like one of the worst movies I’ve seen in a while terrible.

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Give me a break. Are you that picky?

Has one of the best opening scenes to a horror movie ever.

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I thought this shite was terrible.

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Saw it on opening night, and didn't like it. Went back and watched it again, on the off-chance I missed something, once it was on HBO. Still didn't like it.

It's a glorified allegory for STDs.

One of the great homages to classic horror. The use of sound to build tension in that movie is awesome.

I thought it was entertaining but underwhelming given the high praise it receives. I watched it to kill time at work, wouldn't watch it again or on my own time.

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Give me a break. Are you that picky?

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I see you conveniently skipped over the part where I said I rarely ever hate a movie. movie was boring as frick

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One of the best horrors of the 2010s..

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That's a high standard. I'd put it a notch below the true elite like TRAIN TO BUSAN, GREEN ROOM, THE CONJURING, AUTOPSY OF JANE DOE, and HEREDITARY, but it's still really good. It's got a unique premise and as mentioned, that opening scene is gold the drop you straight in and don't bother with too much exposition to drag the thing out.

I do think the second half of the movie gets a bit silly, and the whole swimming pool scene is a promise not quite delivered upon. Still, I love the film's aesthetic and how you can't quite pin down the time period. and I like "inevitable" monsters that just keep coming like the tide.

I'm a fan.

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Like one of the worst movies I’ve seen in a while terrible.

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I enjoyed it. There's a lot to unpack with this film and the director does a great job of building tension in subtle ways. He confuses the audience in brilliant ways. What time period is this movie?

We see a character with a futuristic clam-shell e reader, but the phones are corded, the tv's old, and the cars are old. this was purposefully done.

Even the seasons don't match up. Is it summer, or fall?

Parables about rape, sex, and std's. As I think the creature is a physical manifestation of an STD.

He does a great job of building tension throughout the film. Why does the creature take on forms of people the characters sometimes don't recognize? Would be a hell of a lot easier if it did. Watch it again with some of this in mind. It may change your perception of it.