Godswork Ayaowei

Awful movie. The storyline is awful and terrible. Acting is bad. The actors were supposed to be good actors, but their acting was just terrible. Like this movie was supposed to turn out good, but it wasn’t. The editing was laughable. The demon wearing an awful costume to scare people from the forest. It looked like we were back to year 2000 when Nollywood was still learning how to make and properly edit a movie. Not to mention the script looked like it was written by a child. No offense to the writer. It’s just bad and boring. Not to mention, the graphic of the slideshow at the beginning was really matured, you’d think the movie would be. It was a wastage of time and data. And I regretted watching this movie, including my friends. 1/10.

Spoilers ahead. This movie is not bad, meaning it’s interesting with so many flaws and terrible act. What’s it with American horror films and their characters stabbing the bad guy and then trying to run away? Why can’t they pull out the knife immediately and then stab the bad guy over and over again, until he’s out? Why run away after stabbing the killer once? That’s not even the worst. First off, the characters in this movie are supposed to be sixteen, meaning they’re still kids. Like, where are the parents of these kids when they’re being murdered? How can your sixteen–year old child and her friends drive into the woods for her birthday party and you didn’t care to call? Like, what’s happening? And the part where the murderer is in the cabin and Jamie (the lead actor) and the mean girls locked the door to hide away from the killer while still shouting Heathers name. That scene was just stupid. They could have easily stopped the killer. This was cliche and predicted and some of the scenes are just stupid. And American horror films need to stop this act where the lead actor is rude to her mom all because they think they are grown-ups and their moms are being too nosy and controlling. 3/5. There are lot of things wrong with this movie, I literally almost gave up half way.

I’ve seen lots of reviews with one star that doesn’t make sense. I mean if you don’t like a movie, I think it’s smart to write a review and explain why you don’t like it. But the countless one star reviews I’ve seen have no point. This movie was brilliantly made. It was interesting and surprisingly it wasn’t boring as I’d thought it’d be. The acting was amazing. Well, some scenes were a little disturbing and weird, but it still turned out good. I didn’t expect the plot twist. And Oliver’s character was perfectly portrayed. The lying, the manipulation, the sociopathic behavior. My only concern is that the movie doesn’t have a plot. There were scenes that doesn’t make any sense. At first i thought it was a romance movie but no. It wasn’t. And the whole lgbtq theme was misleading. Other than that, it’s a good watch.

Boring. Oh my god, it’s boring and really bad. The plot is bad and actually it doesn’t have a plot. Same old robbers and assassin working for a boss and later on they decide they want out but the boss wouldn’t let them. There are barely any action. The heist itself is so quick and easy, which is quite unbelievable or realistic. And the part where the boss was killed, damn easy too. The movie is bad and me giving it 2 stars is me being generous.

The show is interesting, and that includes the action. The characters aren’t bad and they’re okay. What I don’t understand is the fact that they played out Erin’s “Big Secret” like an it’s an actual big secret. She was a cop, she infiltrated a gang and things went sideways and then she ran away with a gang member’s daughter. Why couldn’t she tell her husband her true story? What’s there to hide? And there’s the part where Agustin’s gang buddy went after Erin for no absolute reason. It doesn’t make any sense. Overall a good movie.