Evan “Kaizō Haya-shill” Pincus’s review published on Letterboxd:
As fun in an audience as it is annoying, but thankfully, usually in the kind of ways I like. For a while it looks like this thinks it has something of substance to say about immigration, but luckily that's a bit of a put-on, cuz if it had actually gone for it it woulda fallen flat on it's face. The whole twentynineteenery of it, while present (and usually obnoxious), has been overstated- this has little-to-no insight or interest into the world of the present, content to be a delightful caricature of an old-fashioned whodunnit. De Armas & Evans are fantastic, and Craig's inability to do a functional accent has never been more apparent (or entertaining).
