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Borderline tries to blend dark comedy with horror and psychological drama, but collapses under its own chaotic tone. Ray Nicholson's awkward, unthreatening villain makes the plot feel ridiculous, while the violence is graphic without purpose. Characters are thin, the satire falls flat, and the whole thing feels like an AI-generated script.

This movie is painfully difficult to get through. The acting is extremely annoying, lacking any sense of authenticity or emotional depth. Every scene feels exaggerated or flat, making it hard to connect with any of the characters. The scenario is overloaded with clichés, to the point that it feels almost satirical-like it's unintentionally mocking itself. The plot is predictable, the dialogue is forced, and the pacing drags. It's the kind of film that makes you question how it ever got greenlit. Watch it only if you're curious how bad things can get when a movie tries way too hard and still fails.