Luke Prewitt

Solid horror movie. A drawn out Twilight Zone or Tales From The Crypt episode, but entertaining, thought provoking about women's self image and what is expected from female celebs, and Demi Moore gives her best performance in recent memory. Not for the faint of heart with gore, but if you like horror and gore, it's worth watching.

Too many "Yes" men in Sandler's life. Can't believe anyone saw this final product and allowed him to put it out. The only jokes I laughed at were from the original. Characters were weak. Plot was weak. Just sad. I was really looking forward to this. Huge letdown. Hopefully he leaves the rest of the classics alone. The Sandman put me to sleep with this one.

Barry Levinson attempts to deliver a Scorsese and instead provides a made for TV rushed mishmash that leaves out multiple interesting historical pieces of the story that centers around DeNiro arguing with DeNiro for 2 hours. In his defense, it was impossible to cover all of the intricate details of all the chaos in the mob during this timeline and keep it within a 2 hour movie. But then you have to ask, why try? You're setting yourself up for failure, and you only have yourself to blame. Vinny The Chin was widely regarded as one of the most brilliant crime bosses of all time. To depict him as a complete stooge for 2 hours and then brush over his 10 years of brilliance with a brief mention in the closing moments is just bad writing. A lot of bad casting going on as well. Joe Bananas was a thin guy. To portray him with an actor better suited to play The Penguin was another bad choice. Has Levinson ever read or watched anything mafia related regarding this era or did he listen to one or two audio books and a podcast and throw this movie together out of Scorsese jealousy? And wtf with the double casting of DeNiro? Was there really no one else they could find to play either role? I'm guessing there was plenty, just none the would accept this material. DeNiro has either completely lost his mind or owed Levinson a favor for this one. And while DeNiro was acceptable in both roles, he was remarkable in neither. Probably because he had to learn two roles. The only reason I give 2 stars instead of 1 is because I'm a fan of the content. But the writing, directing, and big swing at something that should have been a mini series to give it it's due diligence, it deserves 1 star. What a letdown.

First one was better. This felt redundant. Nothing new learned about the demon, corny lines and delivery by the lead, a supporting cast you don't even notice or care about. Was expecting better.

Your average, ridiculous, unbelievable, poorly acted, action oversaturated, story lacking, common sense absent summer thriller. Doesn't live up to the first one in so many ways. All the hype had me excited, but just like every other retread these days, it was another letdown. For the record, an average of 71 people die per year from tornadoes. Lawnmower accidents? 75. Your Cub Cadet is more likely to kill you than a tornado. 🤦‍♂️

Worst of the entire franchise. Yes, even worse than Season of the Witch. It's THAT bad.

The entire story is made up. Sheeran didn't kill anyone, especially Hoffa. Bad casting as well. Deniro was much too old to play this role. I love Scorsese and I love gangster flicks, but this one falls short. I give it 2 stars for Pesci and Pacino doing what they could with what they had to work with, but it's bad material. It's hard to enjoy a biopic that you know is loaded with lies.

Weak. Horrible acting. Horrible direction. Low budget or not, I don't understand how this film spawned sequels, sequels that can't possibly be worse (fingers crossed)