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A top-down view of two hands holding soda cups with straws, next to a large container of popcorn. Text overlay announces "MOVIES I'VE WATCHED IN JANUARY 2025 AND MY TWO CENTS Part 2!".
The movie poster for "Time Cut" features Madison Bailey and Antonia Gentry, with a hand holding a bloody knife in the foreground. Text overlay gives a 5/5 rating and states the movie was "fun!".
The movie poster for "I Know What You Did Last Summer" shows the main cast and a figure in a dark raincoat. Text overlay gives a 5/5 rating, calling it a "CLASSIC!" and mentioning a remake.
The movie poster for "It's What's Inside" depicts a group of people in and around a car trunk. Text overlay gives a 5/5 rating, calling it a favorite and stating it will be rewatched.
The movie poster for "There's Someone Inside Your House" shows a large house in a field under a dark sky, with a partial face at the top. Text overlay gives a 3/5 rating, noting it "wasn't bad" but likely won't be rewatched.
The movie poster for "Killer Book Club" features a group of young people and a winking, blood-stained clown mask. Text overlay gives a 2/5 rating, stating "could've went without watching this...".
The movie poster for "Don't Move" shows a close-up of a person's eye and face in grass. Text overlay gives a 5/5 rating, praising it as "pretty darn good!" and unique from 'Run'.
The movie poster for "Wolf Man" shows two figures in a dark, moonlit forest. Text overlay gives a 3/5 rating, mentioning enjoyment but having seen better, and praising the jump scares.
The movie poster for "American Pie" features the main cast, a shirtless man with a flute, and a pie. Text overlay gives a 5/5 rating, calling it a "rewatch" and a good "stupid movie" after a long day.
The movie poster for "American Pie 2" shows the main cast standing together. Text overlay gives a 5/5 rating, calling it "another rewatch" and a needed "stupid movie" after work, listing character names.
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Movies I’ve watched in January 2025: Part 2

Movies I’ve Watched in January 2025: Part 2 🍿🖤🎥

#moviebuff #movies🍿🎬

*I ALWAYS go into movies blind, I hardly ever know what the movie is about when I turn it on. This makes movies 1000% more enjoyable*

Most of these were 1st time watching, a few were rewatches.

Movie list:

- Time Cut

- I Know What You Did Last Summer

- It’s What’s Inside

- There’s Someone Inside Your House

- Killer Book Club

- Don’t Move

- Wolf Man

- American Pie

- American Pie 2

2025/2/7 Edited to

... Read moreYou know that feeling when you stumble upon a movie completely by chance and it just blows you away? That's exactly how my January 2025 movie marathon started, especially with what I'm calling 'the trunk movie' everyone's buzzing about: 'It's What's Inside'! Like I mentioned, I always go into movies blind, hardly ever knowing what they're about, and honestly, it makes the experience 1000% more enjoyable. This approach led me to some incredible finds this month, and 'It's What's Inside' definitely topped the list. I'd seen the 'poster' for 'It's What's Inside' floating around, the one depicting a group of people in and around a car trunk, and it piqued my interest. Released in 2024 and available on Netflix, I decided to give it a shot. And wow, it absolutely delivered! I instantly gave it a 5/5 rating, and it quickly became a personal 'favorite'. Seriously, I can already tell 'it will be rewatched'. Without giving away spoilers, the premise is incredibly unique and keeps you guessing. It's not just a thriller; it delves into human nature in a way that left me thinking long after the credits rolled. If you're looking for a mind-bending, suspenseful film that uses its central 'trunk' concept brilliantly, this is one to add to your list. Beyond 'the trunk movie', January was packed with other thrilling discoveries. 'Don't Move' was another standout, earning a 'pretty darn good!' 5/5 from me. What made it unique wasn't just the suspense, but how it felt distinct from other similar concepts, like 'Run'. It really carved out its own space in the horror-thriller genre, offering some genuinely fresh scares and a gripping storyline that kept me on the edge of my seat. I also checked out 'Wolf Man'. While I did enjoy it and appreciated the well-executed 'jump scares', I've 'seen better' werewolf films. It was a solid 3/5 for me – decent for a spooky evening, but not groundbreaking. Then there were the 'wasn't bad' but forgettable ones, like 'There's Someone Inside Your House'. It got a 3/5, and honestly, 'likely won't be rewatched'. It had its moments, but didn't quite stick with me. On the other end of the spectrum was 'Killer Book Club'. I gave it a low 2/5 and truly felt like 'I could've went without watching this'. It just didn't hit the mark for me, feeling a bit cliché and predictable. Not every blind watch is a winner, right? But it wasn't all new discoveries! I also indulged in some comfort rewatches. 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' is such a 'CLASSIC!' horror film from the 90s, and it was great to revisit it. Hearing about a potential remake made me appreciate the original even more. And sometimes, after a long day, you just need a 'stupid movie' to unwind. That's where 'American Pie' and 'American Pie 2' came in. Both 'rewatches' got a solid 5/5 for pure nostalgic fun. They're perfect for when you just want to laugh and not think too hard. It was a diverse month of viewing, but finding 'It's What's Inside' (the trunk movie!) as a hidden Netflix gem truly made my January movie diary memorable. What movies have surprised you lately?