Ro Maassy

From the other comments, it's clear people are quickly turning into a hungry media consuming, "ENTERTAIN ME NOW", Wall-E era people. If it doesn't have flashing lights and a quick pace, it's deemed "boring" and a waste of space. Here's a real review - first off, the score is phenomenal. Huge throw back to a bygone age when music was a part of the story, and not just a signal of scene changes. Its forboding tone sets the stage perfectly. It's a small cast, but an excellent one. To address the comment that Segel doesn't play a convincing bad guy - that reviewer embarassingly missed the point that Segel ISNT a bad guy. Plemmons is a character actor, and fills out this role well, while Collins does a great job pulling you in to how she changes emotionally throughout the film. It's true this would make a great play, but I'm not sure why that counts against it as a film? Seriously, people's reasoning for why they rate it so low is mindboggling. In a nutshell, this is a great story about how 3 very different people would react when put into a stressful situation. It's a story that reveals the true colours of each character, and brilliantly leaves you guessing until the very end. It's well worth the watch - just don't expect explosions or super powers.

What did I just watch? Five guys stumble aimlessly around a forest making embarrassingly increasingly bad decisions as the slowest villian in movie history stalks them. Were we just shot at? Yes! Are two of our friends already dead? Yes! But let's saunter down this open forest road and occasionally glance behind us to see if the killer is still there. We can also talk about my pending promotion at the same time. ?!?!?! Pretty sure there was behind the scenes teleporting going on, because that's the only way you can explain how the antagonist suddenly appears in front of the group EVERY TIME, even though they're moving at a snails pace and the group are sometimes-to-often moving twice that speed. The motive is sort of revealed, but then, also not? Because then why did they shoot one particular character that didn't fit the motive? And then stand a stone's throw away from group and intentionally let them leave before going after them again? None of it makes sense. One star for not making the antagonist a cliche, and one star for the cinematography. That's it.

I am not generally a Renee fan, but she was the only saving grace of this show. I felt like I was watching a bad B movie, that Renee accidentally stumbled into. Even the score was over dramatic. I wasn't convinced about the Lisa character either way - does she really love her husband? Is she actually evil? Are those tears real? Is she actually in the business for the money? I'm done the season and I still dont know. No one was able to convince me of anything, except Renee. Save your time and watch something else instead.