Filmrecensies van Derrick Carter

The visuals, and performances from a talented cast make a viewing worthwhile.

A ballsy piece of art...

Generic in terms of its plot and the tone seems to awkwardly shift between exciting/funny to needlessly dark/depressing.

Should have been great and instead, it just exists.

The hilarious, colorful and spectacle-loaded execution kept me smiling from ear to ear as the entire movie played out.

Though this film isn’t top-tier indie fare or near perfect filmmaking, Standoff is very entertaining stuff.

If you are into dark, twisted, psychological horror flicks, then you’ll definitely find something to love here.

A noticeable step down from its refreshingly wacky predecessor, it contains goofy fun for those enjoy the sillier side of Batman.

I wouldn’t mind seeing this film remade as a biting satire/dark drama with better talent behind it.

A missed opportunity.

Fantastic performances, smart storytelling, amazing visuals and effects, and a purely cinematic vision...

Surprisingly entertaining and more than serviceable for longtime SAW fans and newcomers alike.

Well worth a look for horror fans who enjoy creepypastas and want disturbing psychological frights.

Holds its place as a must-see cinematic masterpiece!

One of the greatest horror films of all-time!

An incredibly funny, entertaining, and satisfying finale...

Easily one of the very best horror films of 2017...

Isn’t worth your time or money.

A great horror-comedy...

There is debatably not enough content in the source material to fill the entirety of the running time, but at least the film is entertaining.

Really didn’t do much for me.

Sadly, the problems far outweigh its praise-worthy moments.

Well worth a look for any genre fans who dig on potentially psychological/possibly supernatural slow-burns.

This triple-threat Asian horror anthology succeeds in being gross, fun, and otherworldly.