Netflix indulges yet another narcissist.
This time it is Anna Kendrick who wants to direct herself in a film she thinks is going to raise awareness about serial killers.
So once again quality is sacrificed so that Netflix can stroke a famous person’s ego. I don’t know who told Kendrick that she was a good director but whoever it was wasn’t a true friend as true friends don’t lie.
You get a fairly standard serial killer story which might entertain you if you are in the mood for some low brow Netflix trash that lacks any kind of substance. Kendrick doing press for this tried to say that the film had all these deep things to say about society, it really doesn’t in anyway.
I found the acting to feel very much like acting and the film and a dislikable almost self-aware like quality to it with it feeling almost like Kendrick was looking into the camera a few times, if this is her directorial style I don’t like it.
Overall, Netflix needs to start putting quality first.
2/5
Pros.
It is watchable
It is short
Cons.
Kendrick is a bad director
The performances are bad
It lacks any originality
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