Another sequel, another chance to return to the gory glory days of the 1974 original BUT, this time, made by Netflix!
Failure has never been more obvious.
The ideological dispute between Melody and Richter, Sally's revenge and Lila's overcoming trauma are the THREE main plots developed amid the carnage in less than 90 minutes. Obviously none of them have enough time to be developed satisfactorily. The former is simply abandoned when shit hits the fan, which could be an interesting…
Unlike Disney's "Star Wars", "Jurassic World" actually brought together the original trio of protagonists in one film and delivered several scenes of them together. Too bad it all just feels like uninspired fan service. A lot of time is spent putting all the old and new leads together and introducing them to new characters. And all this for what? Small references to the past amid very slow action scenes where we know none of them is in danger. It's all…
This film is not for every horror fan. Not only is a slow burn with practically only two characters, but it also relies heavily on the power of imagination. If you seek jump scares or gore, stay away.
The real horror is inside the protagonist Sophia, brilliantly played by Catherine Walker. The horrible feelings that she hides inside, including the crave for revenge and the emptiness, are nothing compared with the horror that would be finding nothing that could heal…
