Good intentions, but average overall quality

Rating: 6/10 (20 May 2020)

This movie has pretty much the same intention as classics like The Wicker Man (1973), Rosemary's Baby( 1968) and Stepford Wives(1975) in which someone who do you trust builds a conspiracy against you which is revealed at the late stages of the movie and confirms all suspitions earlier in the movie that something is wrong.
Although this movie contains better visual effects , photography and less censured violence than these three, it somehow failed to impress me due to: poor( or at least too average) acting by main characters, being very predictable and seeming very much incomplete. It's like everything is mainly focused on extreme violence and erotic scenes instead on developing characters and story, just for audience to say : ,,Wow what a sick and bizzare movie!''
But, honestly, if I didn't watch three abovementioned movies first, maybe I would like this movie more. It's definitely not a total garbage, but it's not something I'd like to watch again either.