jimmy-53429
Joined Jul 2015
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This is actually reminiscent of
"The Blair witch project"
IF...You'd slashed the lousy budget of that flick in half,
AND you cut out anything slightly scary or entertaining.
I lasted (read: wasted) 45 minutes before pulling the plug and that was 35 minutes to long.
If i had to justify the score of 1, it would be because the guys girlfriend was quite ok.
Simply terrible!
I lasted (read: wasted) 45 minutes before pulling the plug and that was 35 minutes to long.
If i had to justify the score of 1, it would be because the guys girlfriend was quite ok.
Simply terrible!
After this I had to question if maybe i was carrying some false (happy) memories of the original.
I remember it being hillarious and looked forward to the 2nd, but boy was i in for a let down!!
This was just SOoooo BAD!
The script was horrible. There was NO laughs whatsoever, just a lot of cussing and deviate sexual stuff that seemed to only aim for shock value. Whatever they were aiming for, it definately was NOT laughs. Id be suprised if even a 16 year old found anything even slightly amusing in this.
The swearing did nothing and was just really OTT for no reason. Even the acting performaces came over as "clunky" in execution. Indeed, it seemed like (and quite rightly) the actors just wanted to get off their horrible lines, wrap the whole mess up, and get the hell out of there as quickly as possible.
I cant believe Thornton read the script and actually went through with this. I'd certainly never bother with anything he does in future again, after having this monstrosity burnt into my movie memory.
I always scorned reviewers who give one star to movies, as it would mean a film is void of even a single redeeming factor. But yeah, im giving this 2, only because i dont wanna be that guy..
Still scratching my head to think of any redeeming factors though... just plain terrible!!
The script was horrible. There was NO laughs whatsoever, just a lot of cussing and deviate sexual stuff that seemed to only aim for shock value. Whatever they were aiming for, it definately was NOT laughs. Id be suprised if even a 16 year old found anything even slightly amusing in this.
The swearing did nothing and was just really OTT for no reason. Even the acting performaces came over as "clunky" in execution. Indeed, it seemed like (and quite rightly) the actors just wanted to get off their horrible lines, wrap the whole mess up, and get the hell out of there as quickly as possible.
I cant believe Thornton read the script and actually went through with this. I'd certainly never bother with anything he does in future again, after having this monstrosity burnt into my movie memory.
I always scorned reviewers who give one star to movies, as it would mean a film is void of even a single redeeming factor. But yeah, im giving this 2, only because i dont wanna be that guy..
Still scratching my head to think of any redeeming factors though... just plain terrible!!
I dont see the point in this at all.
Its not a slash up, not particulary 'black', and its definately no comedy (how anyone could think that is bizzare)
Its just a "light-beer" version of a psycological thriller.
Its actually a cringefest from the start, since you pretty much know whats gonna happen.
I dont believe the main issue brought up is any HUGE threat to society either. Still, promoting 'crazed stalkers' using social media isnt really going to do anyone any favours.
If there is an issue to be addressed, its "bullying" and things like "body-shaming" that kids are doing online. Thats a completely different issue and more serious IMO, as it has lead to suicides.
Its actually a cringefest from the start, since you pretty much know whats gonna happen.
I dont believe the main issue brought up is any HUGE threat to society either. Still, promoting 'crazed stalkers' using social media isnt really going to do anyone any favours.
If there is an issue to be addressed, its "bullying" and things like "body-shaming" that kids are doing online. Thats a completely different issue and more serious IMO, as it has lead to suicides.