timhatridge's reviews

This was just not my type of movie. It was a very slow, artsy, horror adjacent film. It was never scary or particularly interesting.

It reminded me a little bit of Alex Garland's Men. It was a "message movie" and I suspect it was trying to say something about hookups, intimacy, and toxic relationships. But I really lost interest by the end, so the main message was lost on me.

I caught this one for free on streaming today, so I'm glad I didn't pay for it. I would recommend waiting until you can catch it for free on one of your services. It's on Shudder right now.

You might end up liking it if films like Saint Maud and Men are enjoyable to you. But this one wasn't quite as good as either of those.

I tried watching this last night on Shudder, and ended up shutting it off about 10 minutes before the end. I just couldn't tolerate it anymore.

I doubt anything would have happened in the last 10 minutes to make me change my mind about this movie.

I thought the acting was bad from the opening scene, and didn't improve throughout.

The characters were so unlikable and unpleasant, I really didn't care what happened to them. Perhaps it was because the acting and script were bad, but I just felt no sympathy towards them.

It was quite a boring pic for a slasher film too. It seemed to care more about being preachy than scary.

I'm a huge horror fan, but this one was a disappointment. Typically Shudder has a pretty good selection of horror, but I'd recommend skipping this one and picking another movie instead.

Another disappointing movie. There was just no passion or love behind this paint-by-the-numbers thriller. The production values were good, and the night shots looked well for a low-budget movie. The actors were competent, and I guess they did all they could with the script. But the story was so unimaginative. It's hard to believe there aren't more interesting scripts floating around Hollywood out there than this. There was just nothing to it, and the ending was predictable, lazy, and disappointing. Why go through all the trouble of making a movie when you have nothing to say?

Skip this one.

I lost interested pretty quickly with this one, and I couldn't wait for it to be over by the end.

A less than average script coupled with the atrocious overacting of the Aunt Ethel character makes for a miserable time at the movies.