

This film felt like it had a lot of promise, but it’s instead a lot of modern serial killer film tropes revisited again and again without much to say about it. Idk if that makes sense. Directing is decent, and Anna Kendrick’s acting is pretty standard for what you’d expect from her. Just like the film, it doesn’t really do anything different. I guess it doesn’t really have to but there’s a few creative decisions that lead you to thinking there’s a deeper conversation it wants to present, it just doesn’t quite know what exactly that conversation is. There’s opportunity for more imo, and it kinda just plays it pretty safe. Mid film basically


