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This was released at a horror film festival last month. Cody Leach, a horror movie YouTuber, loved it. He says it's gory as hell. This a theatrical release from Paramount. Not something headed to Screambox

Walter Hamada, who used to run DC Films, now runs Paramount's horror division is the main Producer.

They played this trailer in front of Black Phone 2. Looks crazy!

Is this a prequel to Nope?

That looks awful. And that trailer felt endless.

Glad Jane Goodall is not around to see this

They played a commercial for this during RAW tonight… looks like Bongo’s taking a page out of Jason’s book.

​​​​​​…. and the rating is still pending?

That's a good way to put it. It's my "browse the Internet" time in just about every movie I see for the past couple of months.

This was the Scream Unseen tonight. It had some gnarly kills and it was a fine movie. A quick 90 min in one location that still kept it fresh. My main irk was the titanium plot armor the "sisters" to the chimpanzee had. They should have been killed quite a few times but always made it.

I also enjoyed it, although I also found the ending starting to get a little ridiculous too with all of this hand to hand combat scenes. But the movie was definitely a crowd pleaser and a little comedy mixed it to increase the enjoyment.

Apparently chimps don't make good pets. Who knew?

Was the dad at a middle of the night book signing?

I guess in Hawaii, things only happen in the middle of the night, like vet visits.

I thought it was pretty dumb but kept my attention.

One thing missing from the movie is the aftermath where that family gets (deservedly) sued into oblivion.

my wife and I were talking about that after the movie.

Don't give away the plot to the sequel.

Sometimes I love playing with Chat GPT. Here you go:

It’s no Shakma, but it was good mindless fun.

I finally saw this today. I loved it. Great throwback it just the simple horror movies of 20 to 30 years.

Man, Ben was a savage. Tearing off faces, limbs, jaws and bashing heads to a pulp.

This isn’t the kind of movie to over analyze. You either like these kind of movies or you don’t. I liked that it was straight to the point and under 90 minutes. A very fun watch.

That was my reaction to the ending. I doubt I'll see a worse movie dad all year. What I was hoping to see

If you have Paramount+, this dropped a few days ago.

Is the ape played by a real chimpanzee, an actor in an ape costume, or created entirely digitally with CGI?