We're All Going to the World's Fair

Highly unique horror

I like how this addresses themes of social isolation in the internet age in ways that other horror films have not yet addressed. This feels like a product of the COVID era of isolation. The ending is very unnerving even though the protagonist isn’t really threatened. Definitely a modern favorite of mine.

Awesome first film from an amazing young director

I’ve seen this movie many times but hadn’t bought it. With the director becoming a serious star I was interested in the extras especially the interviews. I think the reverse artwork looks better, just wish I had the slip

Very thought provoking.

I recently watched "I Saw the TV Glow" by the same filmmaker and I enjoyed it quite a bit, so I figured I should give this one a chance too. Unfortunately, it didn't hit me in quite the same way, but it was still very good for a debut feature made on what was obviously an extremely limited budget. My biggest problem with it was that it felt somewhat meandering and unfocused at times, but it did maintain a solid overall narrative. It definitely made some strong points about our internet-obsessed society with the countless rabbit holes we fall down thanks to the seemingly endless amount of "stuff" that our glorious internet has to lure us in with. Not to mention the effect this can have on our personal relationships and our mental health. I haven't checked out the commentary or extras on this one yet, but I'm looking forward to finding out more about how this movie came together and I'm also looking forward to what Jane Schoenbrun has in store for us in the future.