Raja79

As a Gay Indian Man, I had been looking for an Indian Gay Movie which truly embraced masculinity and Indian Male Beauty for such a long time, and this movie was it

It tells the beautiful story of how a photographer falls in love with a dark and handsome kabaddi player named Vishnu

This Movie is so calm, so serene... And yet, never boring. Watching This was a True Experience!

In the original movie, we get to see a lot of Nosferatu, the vampire, but in this new movie the remake of the original, he is barely on screen, and he also has a mustache, which makes him look like some weird creepy white dude, which just ruins the horror effect

Also there are various gratuitous scenes here which could have been avoided - We should keep in mind that the goal of this movie should be to invoke Horror, not Disgust... as it's supposed to be, a Horror Movie, but most of the adult scenes just invoke disgust, not horror

Some shots like the Nosferatu Curtain Scene or the Nosferatu Hand Shadow over the City Scene were well done, which were already shown in the trailer, but the rest of the movie is just garbage.

The entire movie, Venom: The Last Dance, was pretty entertaining for me but I was just left perplexed and astonished at the Ending, and how mediocre it was

The story begins in an interesting way but it ends without even completing the entire story, this movie introduces something but does not conclude it, which obviously leads to the audience frustrated

I loved the Hippie Family Characters and the Introduction of the New Symbiotes and Knull, and I was expecting to see a Final Fight with Knull as the Climax, but never got it anyway, because of how bad and stupid the ending was

The unfinished story of the ending single-handedly makes this otherwise great movie look mediocre

My Favorite Scene, however, was Venom's Dance with Mrs. Chen.