Sissy
Directed by Kane Senes, Hannah BarlowTeen best friends Cecilia and Emma run into each other after a decade. Cecilia is invited to Emma's bachelorette weekend, where she gets stuck in a remote cabin with her high school bully and gets a taste for revenge.
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- N8October 10, 2024I loved this movie. I thought the lead actress, Aisha Dee was amazing and I couldn't take my eyes off her. She was super charming and did a great job making me cheer for her, even though... I probably shouldn't have been cheering for her. The other characters were insufferable, but that was by design. The kills were good with the occasional over-the-top gore keeping it fun and not-too-serious, the CGI blood was rough at times though. I also quite liked the subtle commentary about what goes on beneath the mask of social media influencers and never really knowing what's beneath the surface. I like how that framed the story but didn't occupy too much screen time. I loved this movie a lot. I don't know where it falls but it's definitely somewhere on my top horror movies of the year.
- Kevin WardJuly 6, 2025nearly all of the characters were annoying except for maybe Cecily….maybe. In a way this felt a bit like Bodies, Bodies, Bodies in that regard, except with Aussie accents and the body count doesn’t start piling up until the third act. Up until this third act, I probably would have given this a 2.5. Thankfully, the finale does deliver on some pretty good moments satisfying my blood thirst. There’s a vehicular homicide that I wasn’t quite expecting in a film like this (but is actually setup by Chekov’s kangaroo). There’s also some scissor action (always a plus for #slashersaturday). And I really did like the ending of how everything resolved. Ultimately, this is not a great slasher (would probably give it a 2 or 2.5 if we’re rating purely on a slasher scale). But the finale did bring everything together to a point where I enjoyed the film overall enough for a 3 or 3.5.
