Tom P.

An intense, anxiety-inducing ride filled with entertaining choreography, kills, and inventive sets where the action takes place. Some of the fights, however, dragged on longer than they should have, and the film would generally benefit from tighter pacing. Overall, it’s still the best chapter out of the three though.

As soon as Rat uttered his first line I immediately recognized my favorite Willem Dafoe and smiled through the rest of the scene. Though I would’ve done that anyway, because the whole movie felt like a warm, cozy blanket.

I love how John’s hobby is basically staring at his dead wife’s photographs

I’d give it a 3/5, but Elvira’s entrance — when she rode down that one floor in an extremely slow elevator — was so extra it sent me. Queen just dissociated most of the time to put up with Tony and his ego until she finally said, “not this,” and just walked away. I want a remake from her perspective. Also, cool cinematography.