An unsettling triptych of stories that hits all of the director’s high notes: macabre and funny, yet also disturbing and cruel.
An unsettling triptych of stories that hits all of the director’s high notes: macabre and funny, yet also disturbing and cruel.
There’s plenty of blood and gore to appease slasher fanatics along with hefty themes about sex, opportunity, religion, and Hollywood’s dark underbelly.
An enjoyable (if predictable) ride for those looking to revisit old friends and relive the magic of the original films.
Move along: there’s nothing original to see here.
One of those movies that’s easy to digest but instantly forgettable, and that’s okay because it doesn’t try to be anything more than what it is: a fun little diversion.
Romanticizes masculinity in a way that’s reminiscent of classic Hollywood, which is a refreshing surprise.