dawnalee hopper

I loved it!!! It’s beautifully written and the variety of characters was perfect. No one over stayed their welcome on screen and life progressed in real time. The conversations were direct & real. It’s something we’ve all talked about in real life & it’s good to see both sides of the scope. But we can all agree BLACK sells no matter the experience, context or background it sells. People are a bit more curious to know about the black experience through our eyes but won’t admit it. It’s satire, truth, comedy & passion. #2 behind “the holdovers”

I watched it for about an hour at my house. (It’s already on some streaming services). This movie was unbearable. She moved these people in her fathers house and just let that girl disrespect her! (Stand up) The little girl was a bit much. THIS IS NOT HORROR. Blumhouse let us down on this one. It was so rushed & badly written. The only person I liked was the old lady, she was pure comedy! The older daughter wasn’t needed, nor the neighbor boy who pulled out the dark and light liquor and Molly. They couldn’t find a good father figure so they settled on the “musician” who has zero chemistry with the lead actress. She acted as if her dad was the grim reaper & didn’t really visit him. I was excited too!!