Paul Eckert

The start of the movie was a bit slow. The acting and some of the characters weren't very good. Towards the end it was a bit better. Middle of the road.

I watched Banfield's interview with Kyle Rittenhouse the other night. She badgered him relentlessly. She tried to get him to say he would never shoot a weapon again and why didn't he feel bad about defending himself. He held true and never waivered from the truth. She kept trying to put words in his mouth. She should be ashamed of herself. So I turned it on to see their coverage of the covid news. Imagine my surprise to see Murder She Wrote was on. Some news station.

This movie was poorly written. Bad acting from all around. I was expecting something at least funny. I couldn't even watch the entire thing.

According to the description, it's hilarious. I didn't laugh one time. I wouldn't recommend it. The story isn't anything new. One good brother, one bad brother. The end.

I really liked some of his other movies. I just couldn't get through much of this one. Grandpa's character was okay, the rest were forgettable. It's a shame. I looked forward to this one. Not much of an effort. Stick to horror slashers.