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Started out promising, but at 90 minutes this film felt like it was an hour too long. Feels like something went wrong in editing; it just doesn't come together. And as many others have mentioned, it just feels like a John Wick clone that turns into a buddy movie at the end. A good start and a decent final action scene earns Nobody 2 stars from me.

One of the most engaging and harrowing films I've seen since Possessor. Explores issues such as repressed sexuality, and how inexperience in a medical setting can be as destructive for the medic as for the patient. I'm really surprised this film got a 15 rating here in the UK. I was surprised to see so many 1 Star reviews, to be honest if your looking for jump scares don't bother. If you want to know how scary psychosis can be for the sufferer, then give it a watch. Love how God speaks Welsh!

Great starting action sequence builds to lots of don’t look now jump scares and body horror / zombie punch outs and wraps up nicely with a daring do assault on the nazi base and (almost) everyone home by tea time. Not as horrific as it’s 18 cert suggests when viewed alongside films like ‘Possessor’ for example. A solid 3.5/5.

Great film, had me in tears by the end. If you like Robert Zs previous films you'll appreciate this one.

A film that may one day be counted amongst the greats and, for me at least, just interesting enough to labour through until the end. As mundane a film as the subject matter it covers. A pile of blood, puss and dust that relies on the viewer's curiosity. I'm sure some people will love it. Neither enjoyable or boring; a very singular film that I'm glad I've seen but will have forgotten within hours of the credits rolling.

The narrative fell off a cliff 2/3rds of the way into the movie. Still an enjoyable little romp but only worth 2 and a half stars.