Quality-wise, this throwaway film lands squarely in the middle of the pack: and that’s probably just good enough for its intended audience.
Tag: Netflix
“Mr. Harrigan’s Phone”
The script was based on a short story and feels like it, mostly because the film seems too vague. It’s open-ended and offers no resolution, which is frustrating as a viewer.
“Last Seen Alive”
An extremely generic kidnapping thriller that plays like a really lousy episode of “Ozark.”
“The Man from Toronto”
A hugely unexciting misstep and truly terrible buddy action comedy.
“The Gray Man”
This just goes to show you that megawatt star power doesn’t necessarily equate to enjoyable entertainment.
“Spiderhead”
Despite an interesting premise and talented cast, this Netflix movie teeters on the edge of being completely unwatchable.
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