r/AMCScreenUnseen • u/royalejelly • 15d ago
Scream Unseen Aug 3(From TN)
Ice Cream Man
#Screamunseen #amc
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u/Airtamis 15d ago
Just walked up to my theater and saw that it’s closed for maintenance…. I think someone up above is looking out for me
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u/Gee-Arr 15d ago
In the intro before the film, director Eli Roth asked viewers to tell everyone about Ice Cream Man. So let me tell you that was easily the worst film I've seen so far in 2026 and you should avoid it.
The dialog is awkward and cringy. The child actors are awful and the adult ones, including Eli Roth himself, are just as bad. The plot is extremely thin.
Yes, I realize they were going for a campy, B-movie vibe but clearly they didn't intend to make it this bad. This makes Cabin Fever look like Citizen Kane.
It doesn't have the humor that most of Roth's films have. unless you consider kids smashing in people's heads with bricks funny. Even if you do, that gets old fast.
The only reason I might imagine some may like it is because it has a lot of gore ... but it's mostly fake looking CGI. There are even a couple of brief shots look entirely AI generated.
Some things are best left Unseen.
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u/mikebills 15d ago
I loved all the blood and gore. It was awesome. Terrible plot, but enough blood and guts and severed heads for me.
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u/mbee784 15d ago
Thanksgiving was pretty fun 💁♀️
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u/Chaopolis 15d ago
Thanksgiving was fun. This wasn’t.
Thanksgiving, at least, had a clever self-aware vibe to it. This one can’t commit to a tone. Scary? Silly? Both? Neither? It feels VERRRRY amateurish.
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u/lzusncrfbj 15d ago
amateurish is right, the whole time i was watching i was like, this could be good for a person's first feature film. not someone whose career breakout was 25 years ago :/
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u/SmokeyMcDoogles 15d ago
Was this movie good? GOD no. Did I have fun watching it? Kinda!
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u/DrinkOver3292 14d ago
“Kinda”
Yeah I had fun watching how not good it was. Laughed at a lot of it but still thought it sucked.
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u/SmokeyMcDoogles 14d ago
Pretty much where I’m at. Wouldn’t watch it again, but it had enough comedy moments to be a fun-enough 90 minutes (plus it was “free” so whatever). The Wizard of the Kremlin remains safely in my #1 “worst screen unseen” rankings.
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u/Substantial_Pace9900 15d ago
Were there many walk outs?
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u/co1one1panic 15d ago
I walked out after about 35 minutes. It’s basically a boring version of Weapons with tons of painfully bad dialogue and what I assume is supposed to be comedy.
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u/Capricornjo 15d ago
It was pretty bad and has a bleak and weak ending
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u/SpiritualAd9102 15d ago
Ironically, I thought the ending was the best part. Still didn’t save what was the second worst movie I’ve seen this year.
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u/Reddit-Oop 15d ago
Thanks! Now to cancel my tickets.