Chevy Rupleix

Spoiler Alert! Generic horror movie. Trying its best to be "woke" from horror movie cliches but fails to do so. I could've given this a solid 7 but the presentation just made this a huge copycat. Getting inspiration or more like copying directly from these examples: Wrong Turn's vibe and its famous kill, ax-chopping a body in half in the middle of a road; Friday The 13th's famous sleeping bag kill and the bed stab in regards with the visuals; and Cabin in The Wood's "woke" representation of the characters which is a total flop, and of course, the wood chipper death scene from Tucker and Dale vs. Evil.

Mixed feelings on this one. The little addition with the backstory is nice but the sense of Michael Myers as the definition of evil just makes him an enraged mass murderer who has so-called sympathy for his sister with this movie. Great choice from the cast of characters but totally removes the essence compared to the classic. Overacted and kind of cringe. Well, I can't blame Rob Zombie for that. He is his own style. And add his wife to make it a real Rob Zombie film.

Graceful and most calming zombie movie I ever watched.

I can say that this movie is blatantly good to horribly bad. First, the acting skills. Pretty much the generic B+ movie you'd encounter but not from a low-budget one. I guess you could say it's basic, neutral, and generic. Secondly, the plot. (I won't spoil anything here.) Story-wise, it has a good concept of how social media works and how the live-streaming industry affects the person in front of the camera. The downside goes to its plotholes. There are lots of it present maybe every 20 minutes if I could count. You won't get any explanation whatsoever. "Why is this?" "What is that?" will be stuck in your head, but if you don't mind much over specific details, you'll have a good time over this one. Finally, the message of the movie. It's pretty obvious what it is. One glance at the trailer, you would instantly know what it is about. Even the title gives it off. The only problem is on how they deliver it, they don't give a proper conclusion nor bother explaining why should things go the way they intended to tell their audience. I guess that is what the plot is all about but I will say that the ending is not open-ended. No room for interpretation. It's like running through an alley and stumbling upon a brick wall or something -- a dead end. I won't nominate this for any award yet I'd still recommend it to my friends who are into suspense rather than to my horror buddies. Just be careful, this one is going to make light on mental health issues and, of course, lots of nudity. 6.3/10

I understood the plot but it still led me to lots of questions. I love the take on this movie since this one doesn't rely on cheap jumpscares but rather the feeling of dread surrounding specific scenes. The music was outstanding; it gives the movie an atmosphere that suits it at its best. I gave a lower rating since the plot is still questionable and doesn't somehow resolve an appropriate conclusion. By the way, props to Toni Collete for the mad acting skills. Still, a must-watch to horror movie lovers.