Ali Haider

Honestly, I had a bad impression on this show before watching it just based on how they represented the show visually with casting attractive people which made me question it's judgement to perform. After giving it a try, I've come to learn that it's a great show, it isn't perfect but it keeps you engaged throughout the entire seasons. This show does lack plenty of realism, there's too much convinence in one neighbourhood that the children & parents somehow coincidentally went to the same high school & followed similiar lifestyles. Despite knowing this, you'd think they'd have the common sense to not put their own children in the position they were in by attending Riverdale high. Personally I feel like the creative of this show is making up as it goes along, it doesn't have any initial planning to it for us to question recurring characters that are in it. They just seem to make them relevant at some point of the storyline, for example in Season 3 they reveal every single parent almost were acquaintances which involved no outsider that had no links to the current Riverdale pupils. I'm yet to see a former Riverdale Alumni that hasn't even got a child attending Riverdale, it makes more sense to add more people to the show rather than making Riverdale appear so compact in one area that's meant to be an entire town. Other than that, it does appeal to teenage fascination but I like the building of characters & the storylines. I wish they had saved Ms Grundy for a potential storyline.

Honestly, I can't even stomach watching 30 minutes of this garbage let alone the entire film. Going into this film, I got the impression it would be more structured storyline wise. It makes no sense, it sends out repetitive comventions that we have seen in pretty much every high school based scenario & lacks realism in the performance/plot. I thought Kissing Booth was bad but this is equally as bad, I should have realized it was bad the moment I saw it starring Danielle Campbell as the main character. This film suits no purpose & sends no valuable message other than to cater to the idea that Prom is just that important either way.

Perhaps the worst film I've ever encountered, not a clear plot. Too many irrelevant messages & not enough clarity in one film to appeal it to a mass audience. You have to be a methodical maniac to even suppress yourself to enjoying this garbage of a film.

Due to this film being oriented to being a low budgeted film, I highly admire the solitude of how much narrative we get in this film. I specifically like Dylan's portrayal as Lucas, considering he's used to more comical roles. He has induced vengeful & dark characteristics/traits through his mannerisms throughout the entire film effectively to take his role in this film very seriously from an audience perspective. Unfortunately with every low budget film comes co-starring casts that don't appeal in the same nature, I didn't get the same thrill through some of the actors, miminal effort & lacking alot with some characters. There were alot subliminal messages that tells us we could have known more about Lucas in general. But overall, it was a good film that I enjoyed & would highly recommend it. Hope to see more from Dylan as time progresses, his acting is magnificent.