What Goes Around

What Goes Around results into a cinematic masterpiece, a great mix of gore and violence, as well as a great musical score and some nice drama. The acting was great What Goes Around is One of the more original horror movies around in 2020.

10/10

I mean, they had nothing in the script to work with, but I felt like I was watching a jr. High or High school stage production. The script certainly didn't help. The dialogue was so cliche... crude jocks and uber-perky teen girls with fake, sugary voices that make you want to slap their faces off. Giggle, giggle, snicker! I do not know anyone I went to school with who acted like ANY of these "characters". None of them are likeable.

Have I mentioned there is no plot, the characters are one-dimensional, and the audio soundtrack is like fingers on chalk? The violence is not even on par with first-year film students. It is hard to believe a young teen didn't write, produce it, film it, and then cast all their talent-less friends in it.

I mean, this film is one of the worst I have ever seen. I probably refuse to finish a movie only about one time out of 150 movies, and this was one of them. There was nothing redeemable about it and I didn't feel like punishing myself. The only way this movie could have the rating it does hare is if the filmmakers asked all their high-school friends, family, and cast and crew to give it a "10". I hate it when people do that.

Edit: Yeah, I went back and looked at all the positive reviews and they were all by people whose first and only review was this movie. On the other hand, the bad reviews were from people who've reviewed hundreds to thousands of movies. Fake scores and reviews should be deleted.

Bad acting bad script.....its a movie where you want everyone killed including the director and producer.......its a disgrace to the Australian film industry....we have so many good films and this is just embarrasing.....dont even bother...its laughable

Story has a very, (yet am guessing, a subtle tone towards modern day voyeurism, hence the mobile phones and computers, which are boring to look at though, in real life too) Also the film in entirety, without giving away the ending is somewhat for snuff related media and its history.

I found reminiscent of the 90's and its early days of snuff related films, i.e. I know what you did last summer and so on and on and onnnn.

Refreshing a young production with fresh perspectives although a little fresh as first film by all to help break into the ever having to break in Hollywood hogwash industry.. A viewer , myself grown up in Melbourne enjoyed some of the historic locations.

Considering the extremely low budget of only $20k to make this film, it's actually good.