Vishva Shakthi

Kristen Stewart’s portrayal of Lou is particularly disgusting. Her performance lacks depth and nuance, resulting in a character that feels flat and disengaging. Stewart's attempt to convey a complex mixture of vulnerability and strength falls short, coming off as monotonous and uninspired. The film’s direction by Rose Glass is erratic, with a narrative that meanders aimlessly and fails to capitalize on its noir inspirations. Instead of delivering a cohesive story, "Love Lies Bleeding" is riddled with bizarre, surreal moments that detract from the overall experience, leaving the audience confused rather than intrigued Overall, despite the intriguing premise, Love Lies Bleeding" is bogged down by poor execution and lackluster performances, particularly from Stewart, who seems out of her depth in this role

Am I the only one who thinks that this movie is garbage? It’s quite a challenge to believe that a dying individual managed to orchestrate such intricate events in a foreign land all on their own. The storyline does seem rather far-fetched, and the inclusion of a child in the narrative raises some concerns. Additionally, the reliance on shock value and gore has become a recurring theme in the “Saw” franchise, which can be unsettling for some viewers. While the franchise has its dedicated fan base, this installment may leave many feeling disappointed due to its seemingly implausible plot and graphic content.