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First, it was Spirited, then Sandler's Hustle, now this movie; do these studios think nobody has eyes?; sorry but when I look around I am not seeing that every other couple is interracial, its more like every 200 couples. Shoving unrealistic diversity down the viewer's throat distracts the viewer from the story and ruins the movie. Take it down notch, throw in some diverse casting here and there, stop over-doing it!. Outside of that horrifying issue, I liked the movie; David has a lot of heart, in everything he does. These kinds of absurdist horror/comedies are very well done these days. In the past, e.g., Krampus, not too good. The Black Christmas franchise is just awful, not scary, not fun, not anything, just ugh.

I was a quarter way in and trying to figure out why this was surprisingly terrible; seemed like a satirical SNL take on the genre, but then I realized, oh, this movie is not meant to be seen by me, it is for kids. Problem with the super-hero movies is that sometimes they are pure good movies, with no target demo, like the original Hulk movie, the first Thor, first two Avengers, first wonder woman, first superman with henry cavill, Joker, Dark Knight, etc., entertaining for both younger and older people, but you don't know until after you start watching. This version of Thor was so disappointing, I can't begin to express it; like some kind of amateur comedy skit. The whole Jane becomes a female Thor bit was ludicrous, made zero sense. Another huge turn-off was the woke junk that was so obviously shoved in by the studio's diversity officer, echh.

Don't get fooled by the cover; there is no creature, it is a boring wolfman. The cheap-looking wolfman makes a fuzzy appearance at the beginning and end of this horribly amateur, cheap flick.