This film tries so hard to be edgy and cool and just misfires at every crucial point. The rapid edit style made this hazy and convoluted plot more confusing, and I was never clear about what "game" these girls were supposedly playing. To top it off, the dialogue is about as unrealistic as it gets. I will say that, when the film settles down at points, the visual composition is excellent. I think Tara Subkoff has real talent that was hidden in this - I will be interested to see new work from her. 2/5
#Horror on Netflix
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Showing posts with label chloe sevigny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chloe sevigny. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
#Horror
Labels:
chilling,
chloe sevigny,
ftrq,
horror,
netflix,
suspenseful,
thriller,
timothy hutton,
violent
Friday, January 6, 2017
Love & Friendship
I wasn't sure about how overly stylized the beginning of this Jane Austen adaptation was, but I fell in love with it quickly. The acting is superb across the board, the direction very picturesque, and the script tight and well paced. This is one of the better Austen films I've seen to date. 4/5
Love & Friendship on Netflix
Love & Friendship on Netflix
Labels:
chloe sevigny,
comedy,
cynical,
drama,
ftrq,
kate beckinsale,
netflix,
romantic,
stephen fry,
witty
Friday, July 31, 2015
Little Accidents
This low-key drama was short on the character & plot development that would have made it great. 3/5
Little Accidents on Netflix
Little Accidents on Netflix
Labels:
boyd holbrook,
chloe sevigny,
drama,
elizabeth banks,
emotional,
ftrq,
josh lucas,
netflix,
understated
Saturday, February 5, 2011
The Killing Room
The only "twisty" thing in this very predictable thriller was the very end. Only thing I didn't predict. Meh. 2/5
The Killing Room on Netflix
The Killing Room on Netflix
Labels:
chloe sevigny,
clea duvall,
ftrq,
netflix,
psych thriller,
timothy hutton
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