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2019 • 97 minutes

À propos de ce film

La nuit de noces d'une jeune mariée (Samara Weaving) vire au cauchemar quand sa riche et excentrique belle-famille (Mark O'Brien, Adam Brody, Henry Czerny, Andie MacDowell) lui demande d'honorer une tradition qui va se révéler meurtrière et où chacun luttera pour sa survie.

Notes et avis

This is NOT a feminist propoganda film, and I'm am saying this as someone who gets Annoyed when films are ruined to be more feminist (like the recent Charlie's angels film). This is not that however. This girl doesn't know how to fight at the beginning of the movie at all. She is no Erin from You're Next. She is just a normal girl. And the movie ends up feeling more like an escape the evil people movie instead of a girl slaughtering everyone in the film movie. She gets her butt whooped a lot.

I think many people try to pluck out all the little things that politics and the social media views on trying to make women seem tougher than they are. Nature shows that woman are already strong enough to over come any obstacle or die trying. This movie was a fun thriller that just showed us that anything is possible when we are presented with a dire situation. It was based on my personal opinion to be a ride of sorts that was to be graphic or suspenseful as a thriller should be, and an added touch of gore. I would recommend this movie to anyone that loves a tad of gore, a grim sense of humor and the ability to want to enjoy a pleasant ride with an open mind.

This was even more fun and campy than I expected it to be. It didn't take itself too seriously, and had me laughing, in a good way, by the end. The setting was that classic, big, old money mansion. The plot wasn't unexpected, but that's because they pretty much state it up front. The acting was fun, the kills enjoyable, and the end was just...well it was just perfect for what the movie was. I really enjoyed this, it was totally worth the price of the movie ticket.