Medusa: Queen of the Serpents

At first I expected something along the lines of Greek mythology mixed with urban times. It.. kind of was? They portrayed the pretty blonde actress as a woman who turns into medusa after contracting some virus. To me this kind of comes off as afflicting her into a zombie creature. I didn't appreciate this aspect of the story at all.

They did use the urban atmosphere, but in the sleeziest way possible, trailer park prostitutes who are abused. I think their should've at least been a romantic occurrence with medusa, in order to bind with the Greek mythology where medusa originates. Nope. Didn't happen. This gave me the feel of easy and effortless storytelling.

I appreciate the effort of the film crew trying to create an urban creature feature from Greek Mythology. However, it just didn,didn't, work here. That is why I rated this movie a generous 4/10.

Go watch Paint dry, much more fun and entertaining than whatever this was... Watched the first 5 minutes and I'm just sad it's 5 minutes of life I'll never get back, wasted on this hot mess!

One of a long line of very low-budget films coming out of England at the moment. In fairness, it isn't the worst of the batch, but don't expect much.

The acting is below-par, the plot is flimsy at best. The few special effects used could have been straight out of a 1960's B-movie. On the plus side, it is (barely) watchable.

Well, talk about false advertisement. I was lured in to watch the 2020 movie "Medusa: Queen of the Serpents" given the movie's rather interesting cover. So of course I was expecting to see something akin to what was on the cover.

But boy what a disappointment "Medusa: Queen of the Serpents" from writers Matthew B. C. and Scott Jeffrey turned out to be.

The storyline had certain elements to it that actually had potential, but it was just ultimately petrified by a rather dull and slow paced storytelling where little or nothing actually happened. And it didn't really help much to spice up the movie that the characters were flaccid and one-dimensional cardboard cut-outs.

Yet, I managed to sit through, well endure would be a more appropriate word here, the entire movie. Why? Well, I was hoping that director Matthew B. C. would eventually fire up the pistons and put the movie into a proper gear. Yeah, well that just never happened.

The acting in the movie was so-so. Nothing outstanding here to be experienced, but luckily enough the actors and actresses here managed to put on semi-adequate performances.

Visually then "Medusa: Queen of the Serpents" was not actually too shabby. Sure, this wasn't million dollar special effects and CGI to blow you away. But the special effects were actually functioning well enough to serve their purposes.

Don't get your hopes up for "Medusa: Queen of the Serpents" if you sit down to watch it with the intend of watching a proper horror movie or at least a movie based on the mythology of the medusa creature. Because "Medusa: Queen of the Serpents" was far from being either of those.

I am rating "Medusa: Queen of the Serpents" a generous three out of ten stars.

The pretty snake lady on the movie poster looks completely different from the plain looking character in the movie, are they supposed to be the same person or is it a false advertising?