Goblin

About This Movie

Goblin (2025) has this quirky charm, right? It’s like watching a couple of regular guys, Glen and Cheech, go off the rails in search of a mythical pot of gold. The pacing’s a bit all over the place, which kind of adds to the comedy. You can tell it’s a personal project for Luke Eadie; the way he captures their chemistry feels genuine. The practical effects they use for the rainbow sequences are surprisingly neat, giving it this DIY feel. The tone veers from whimsical to absurd, playing with themes of ambition and delusion. It’s not your standard comedy, more of a slice-of-life with oddball humor. Definitely a unique entry in the genre.

Unique blend of personal storytelling and comedyInteresting practical effectsUnconventional pacing adds to its charm