HIM

HIM (2025)

HIM is a strange, unsettling blend of sports drama, psychological horror, and surreal nightmare imagery that becomes more effective the deeper it descends into madness. Anchored by a magnetic performance from Marlon Wayans, the film explores obsession, sacrifice, and the cost of greatness through a lens that is equal parts disturbing and hypnotic. It's not a movie for everyone, but viewers willing to embrace its weirdness will find a memorable horror experience unlike most mainstream releases.

William Matinee
Amy Matinee

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We discuss why HIM ended up being a surprises for us, how Marlon Wayans delivers one of the most unexpected performances of his career, and why the movie’s blend of football culture, psychological horror, and surreal imagery works far better than we anticipated. We also break down the film’s unsettling sound design, the constant sense of unease created by the training compound, the physical and emotional cost of chasing greatness, the bizarre visual sequences that left us questioning reality, and why neither of us could stop thinking about the movie after it ended.

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