Jacob Parnell

This movie is good for filling a Thursday night, and that's about it. While the plot and themes it explores are very interesting, the characters are frustrating, and the dialogue is cliche. This is a perfect example of a movie with a great screenwriter, but a terrible director.

At the beginning of the movie, I really disliked it. It was confusing, stressful, and busy. But once I realized that this was the Safdie brothers' intention, I embraced it and loved it. It's exciting, fast-paced, and really smart. I really liked it once I got into it.

Not sure why so many people love this show. The acting is mediocre at best. The characters are hardly developed. The pacing tries to be hectic and intense at all times without ever giving the viewers a rest. And worst of all, it's not even historically accurate. The Flatwoods Monster did not look anything like how it was depicted in the show.

A murder mystery that still seems fresh and new. Exciting, unpredictable, funny, and overall a lot of fun.

Not much here. Just a lot of cliches and annoying characters. The plot itself is interesting, but I can't stand Dina's acting, and it at times feels predictable. The lack of jump scares is refreshing though.

One of the greatest children's movies ever made.