Killer Weekend

Another weak entry into the trash B-movie's thriller category. Killer Weekend praises from an OK synopsis, but from the start, you know you are in for some trash.

A sugar baby, who happens to be a serial killer, gets acquainted with a not-so-much sugar daddy, who also happens to be a serial killer. Sounds like an OK plot for a slasher flick, but it gets to be very shallow and poor; nothing is really explored deeply.

The acting is terrible, of course, nothing new here. I guess what bothers me the most are two main things: those inner monologues, which are just plain stupid, and the beginning, which tries to set the tone of this movie as some sort of criticism towards dating apps and sex as a business. I don't know. It tries to be serious, but the overall plot just falls flat.

With only 83 minutes of screen time (thank God!), the ending was more than expected and also rather mediocre. It tries to make some sense of everything, but it's just so abrupt and weak that it's not effective at all.

I would not recommend this to anyone, even trash movie fans (like myself). This is one movie one should decide to watch by oneself.

Terrible movie. Worst acting I've ever seen. That main girl, omg - tragic! Who ever decided to put her in front of a camera should be shot. As if any guy with half a brain would ever be attracted to her let alone fall for her con.

Avoid at all costs. Couldn't watch it all the way through. Cringe!!

That girl parents must have paid for this movie. She is in no way sugar baby material. She in the first phase of developing a double chin. Her acting is horrible.

The main problem with this movie is that no one can except Michael Biehn (Dr. Carol). The actors can say their lines, but they cannot act. The credit at the end says it was copyright 2016. It took 4 years to get it released. Better if it had never been released. Still I did see it to the end. The story did have potential if only they could have found good, or at least adequate, actors to star in it. Oh, Michael Biehn has only a small supporting part and his company helped make this film. He is in a sub plot which could have been dropped without changing the gist of the movie.

Well what can we say but how sad for all the good actors of yesteryear that they have to act in drivel like this - We can now add Michael Biehn to the expanding list of Lance Henriksen, John Cusack, Ron Perlman, Jean Reno who I have all seen recently in miserable, execrable, low budget crapola with their names at top billing for no other reason than to convince the cine-punters that perhaps the movie may be of some virtue.

Biehn is literally in this movie for no reason whatsoever and by god he looks old and past his best, I didnt even recognise him; he looks like a washed out old alcoholic and his acting skills are as bad as the rest of the cast of this Turkeyburger and no mistake!

Story could have been interesting...If it was interesting but it is not and it just meanders aimlessly to the inevitable conclusion and I was counting the minutes literally for when the aural and visual torture would be over!

Another cinematic spud with a well known has-been actor thrown in to sell it to the great unwashed - I have watched it, endured the hour and half of mind numbing boredom for you so you can spend it more productively in making a pot of soup or mowing the garden which are eminently more favourable and interesting pursuits than wasting your time on this bargain bin effort!