Also if you add up all visible angles you get 135, so I’m sold on that alone. No no no, I won’t hear any rebuttals.

One could argue that the more knowledge one has of the bible, the greater degree of faith one needs to believe in it.

At some point on that linear curve, a make or break decision needs to be made. Here, I made a graph:

Me too hehe

Tiddlywiki ftw

With Barbarian it was just seeing the WKUKisms that I’ve grown accustomed to take life in a whole new genre - it was disconcertingly familiar and horrifically new at the same time!

Deadspace is a great description of Pandorum, but I’d argue that Pandorum has a far better story filled more with what people do when burdened by unwanted knowledge, rather than what people do when they are no longer themselves

Wish I could upvote this more.

Barbarian was written by Zach Cregger of Whitest Kids You Know fame, it’s a solid movie with unsettlingly comedic chops.

As for Pandorum, I am obsessed with that movie. Here’s a FanTheory I wrote a few years ago that delves into much of intrigue hinted at in that incredible movie:

https://www.reddit.com/r/FanTheories/comments/gmlo53/pandorum_earth_took_serious_countermeasures/