Clayton Murray

Underrated. Raw, chaotic, frightening, excellent acting and visuals. Personally not sure why it's not better received by the pundits.

Some cool ideas are present, and the visuals are quite good. However, yhe wokeism angle is absolutely insufferable. Cross dressing, homosexuality, feminism, all villains are white men, etc.

Abysmal, and it's not even the ending that completely sinks this film.

"Dennis" is always pretty entertaining (Glenn Howerton), but the truth is he brings too much Always Sunny with him to this show. Even beyond that, the rest of the cast offers very little to the screen.

I had been looking forward to chapter two for some time. Within five minutes into the film however, it's clearly political nonsense from one of the most out of touch elites in the world, and it has now become my favorite to fall asleep to rather than intently follow. King has been openly defending public funding of books like "this book is gay" and "gender queer" so it is no surprise that the fictional recollection (aka lies) of Matthew Shepherd's unfortunate death is the backdrop of this movie's introduction. Who knows about the rest of the film, as this level of hatred toward straight white men inclines me to find something else 11:49 in.