1/10
A Recipe for Success... NOT...
3 May 2022
Warning: Spoilers
1.) Take one tired, hackneyed, overused, cliche-riddled plot;

2.) Add poor acting;

3.) Toss in a smidgen of unconvincing special effects.

4.) Stir.

5.) Bake.

6.) Serve.

There is virtually nothing in this movie that I hadn't seen presented in other movies a few hundred times over, and that were done better in those other films. It got to the point of aggravation, particularly with the interviews with the sheriff, who States eight gazillion times over that he knew that something was wrong, but legally, he had no grounds to act or intercede.

The earth-mother/hippy/guru/psychic medium/white witch/whatever main character was about as corny as a tub of the heavily buttered snack that comes in a tub at the local cinema. The older woman, another supposed psychic medium, who issues warnings through a series of interviews is a very poor man's pastiche of the Tangina Baron character from "Poltergeist".

By the end of this turd, I really didn't care who lived, who died, or who "crossed over". By the time of the final act, this movie had become embarrassingly bad.
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