jackmeat reviewed
11 juli 2025•
My quick rating - 6.2/10. Unusually violent crime thriller that did a decent job of being really gritty and dark. Not the usual fare you tend to see, as this flick went out on a limb, with the bloody kills and painting a picture where there really is no good guy. The performances in this were surprisingly good, especially the villains, which, like I said, is basically everyone. But the real bad guys were very convincing. This is definitely a movie where going in completely blind is worth it, since had I known any of the story, I would've been pissed towards the end when it played out. So that is how the plot is for you. Nothing, you will thank me after seeing it. Why not rated higher? Somewhere around the middle to late second part, it seemed to be dragging on. Not in a too-long type way, but the rehashing of story points that didn't need to be revisited. At least that is how it felt, but after getting to the finale, it does make sense why. So I am not sure it could've been avoided in a storytelling aspect to get the finish they wanted.
jackmeat reviewed
11 juli 2025•
My quick rating - 6.2/10. Unusually violent crime thriller that did a decent job of being really gritty and dark. Not the usual fare you tend to see, as this flick went out on a limb, with the bloody kills and painting a picture where there really is no good guy. The performances in this were surprisingly good, especially the villains, which, like I said, is basically everyone. But the real bad guys were very convincing. This is definitely a movie where going in completely blind is worth it, since had I known any of the story, I would've been pissed towards the end when it played out. So that is how the plot is for you. Nothing, you will thank me after seeing it. Why not rated higher? Somewhere around the middle to late second part, it seemed to be dragging on. Not in a too-long type way, but the rehashing of story points that didn't need to be revisited. At least that is how it felt, but after getting to the finale, it does make sense why. So I am not sure it could've been avoided in a storytelling aspect to get the finish they wanted.
