anonveli

This has the flavor of most of the Saw films after Saw 3. It's clearly setting the stage for more sequels, assuming that it has some financial success. It was certainly better than the past few entries, but that's not really saying too much. This is one of those movies that I walked out of thinking it could have been a lot better and it could have been a lot worse. I can't say whether or not I'll get invested in any future installments but I'm not upset that I watched this.

Overall this wasn't a bad movie and I can see the appeal it had with some audiences. Is it for everyone? Definitely not. It was a well thought out movie that executed its' vision, even if that vision was cannibalism. It wasn't anything overly impressive either, but I'd recommend watching it if you're not too squeamish and you're in the mood for trying something different.

I think this movie was awesome. I think Us is the real highlight between the two that Peele has directed so far. I've seen reviews upset about the "plotholes" because not everything was spoonfed to them, or that it wasn't scary enough, or whatever. That's fine, but to me this had most of the essential components of a great horror film and I think it'll be highly regarded in the years to come. I highly recommend watching this one.