12/15/1996

About This Movie

So, '12/15/1996' is an intriguing continuation of the series, blending horror with mystery and just enough thriller elements to keep you on edge. Mae Catt’s direction brings a gritty, almost claustrophobic feel to the road trip narrative of Adam and Quentin. The pacing has this odd rhythm, where moments of tension intersperse with their dysfunctional banter, which makes for an interesting viewing experience. The practical effects are surprisingly effective, adding a rawness that enhances the unsettling atmosphere. The performances are solid—there’s a chemistry between the leads that feels both genuine and strained, reflecting their complicated friendship. It definitely carves out its own space within the genre, marking it as distinct yet familiar.

Interesting blend of horror and mystery · Solid practical effects enhance the atmosphere · Not your typical road trip narrative