I really liked "Barbarian," which is a crafty horror movie, a movie with ideas. A woman arrives at an air-b-n-b in a terrible portion of Detroit; neighboring houses are falling down. Rain is pouring. The woman knocks and discovers that someone is already in her rental; it's Bill Skarsgard, the horrifying clown from "It." The woman believes she should leave--but where will she find shelter? There is a big convention in town; the guests are eating up all the hotel space. An uneasy night follows; you aren't sure what Bill S. will do, and a malfunctioning lock becomes a major character (at least for a few minutes). Just when the story can't get any more uncomfortable, an abrupt shift takes you to a coastal town, where Justin Long is driving along and arguing with his agent. One fun question is: how can Long relate to the Bill S. story? Additionally, Long is so likeable; he has been in frothy comedies with Drew Barrymore! Surely, Long's role in this n...