Don't think about it too hard

Rating: 2/10 (6 April 2019)

Here lies the story of a celebrity horror director who clearly was influenced by too much.
And here lies a story that tries so hard to be relevant/terrifying/funny/unusual by first and foremost it tries to be popular and therefore falls flat under the category of "pretentious" because the movie takes itself as seriously as a film would.
So here lies in this shallow grave the rotting corpse of this movie, so laiden with ideas it becomes pointless, because as slick and clever as it might be there is nothing actually there.
Here we have a very engaging opening 15 minutes and an interesting (although very very flawed) ending but the middle hour of the movie is just an extended generic horror action sequence where everyone is trying to kill everyone. Hmmmm, nothing new there.
Then we have this ending...where the main character is revealed to be actually her own duplicate, switched as a child. It's not a twist if it makes no sense.
Anyway, I'm sick of writing about this.
Really frustrating when the climax of the movie denounces everything that happened before it and uses "God" to wimp out of unimaginative script.
I hated it