Cris J

This movie is refreshingly irreverent. It's an off-the-wall plot about a serial killer with a splash of romance. The leading lady (not a guy) is the central character that moves the plot forward; - The script is fresh and hilarious - The 80's music theme is perfectly selected, campy and aesthetically very la la neon loud 80's - It's totally un-PC -- You may be offended in a snort and giggle kinda way - The sound mixing is great (some Hollywood films are very hard to hear with extreme highs/lows) this movie's sound is consistent all the way through - The costumes, set decorations were on point (and matched her sociopathic, narcissistic, OCD character) - The actors have fantastic screen chemistry when they banter back and forth - I confess, I bought the digital version to replay the funny parts Tbh, I wasn't sure what to expect at first. But I wasn't a stick in the mud, oooh oooh I'm so much better than you, Linton -- with a poo-poo resting, judgy face. I really didn't come in with pre-conceived notions and ended up liking it.

Entertaining. Cardi B was a fun touch and the other cameos by stars like Charlize, Helen Mirrin, etc The brotherly rivalry, forgiveness, love and family theme still runs deep. That’s what the franchise is about regardless what people think of the plot.