Krystelle Short

Whilst this should be at least somewhat obvious to anyone who watched the trailer and has the slightest deduction skills, fair warning: this movie is graphic and violent. It is equal parts disturbing and entertaining. The movie is not without its faults; for one, I'm not sure if the weird infatuation Frida has for King is supposed to be misleading but its mostly just cringy. Additionally, various aspects of the storyline have been done before and it felt a little too similar to The Menu. However, it still contained a few surprising twists and had a satisfying end. And I can't fault the overall production, the cinematography is flawless and the music perfectly sets the tone for each scene. Not a bad watch but definitely brace for impact.

Easily one of the best shows that has come out in a long time. Brilliant writing, solid acting, a powerful message, eerily relatable. And a rare show that only runs for as long as it needs to.

So much respect and awe for the writers, producers, actors, and the ancestors who inspired this film. The story, set, acting, costumes, filmography, everything was gripping from start to end.

Stunning. Well filmed, well acted.

While a bit tongue in cheek, the writing is light and enjoyable. The graphics could be better though.