Don't Trip

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Melissa L A cautionary tale of what may happen when you use people...they could just be using you. Twisty ending. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 11/18/25 Full Review Irate T Well done, but more Comedy than Horror Despite the really too-revealing cover of this film, it focuses more on a lopsided friendship than horror. It's really quite funny. I found myself grinning widely and even chuckling at parts. It's definitely well-cast. The lead actor is convincing, and the supporting actor is really pretty wild in his portrayal. The lead's girlfriend is pretty good, too. I was surprised with the quality of the movie. It plays like a The Hangover movie, but with a much darker ending and insinuation throughout. Like many Letterboxd users, it seems, I was contacted by someone with the director to view a screener of it. That, of course, added to the fun of watching the movie. But honestly, I was thoroughly entertained by it. In the email that was sent to me, he asked me to watch it. So, I returned the email with a link to the book I'm working on writing for free download. Little did I know that the movie is exactly about not showing unpublished works to Hollywood people. Pretty ironic and funny. He wrote me back with the link to the screener, and a short paragraph that it was cool that I had written a book and that he looked forward to "digging in". Lol. Well, I'm still working on the book... Also, as a final note, the title is weird. Fun movie overall. Having just watched and really enjoyed Under the Silver Lake, this was really interesting. When I told coworkers about him reaching out to me because of Letterboxd, they seemed interested in joining Letterboxd. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 11/09/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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