Filmrecensies van Derrick Carter

A very interesting documentary.

! This is a very enjoyable popcorn thriller wrapped in the gloss of a Hitchcock film.

Comes highly recommended, if you think you can handle it.

Stands as a reminder of just how chilling the thought of a potential monster hiding in the dark can be.

A movie that simultaneously entertains and delivers a shotgun blast to the viewer’s emotions.

Half Hitchcockian suspense thriller and half predictable action B-flick.

Feels like 4/5ths of a really solid effort.

A bleak, disturbing, sometimes funny, always clever, but wholly horrifying film.

Terrible and makes you wonder why anybody even bothered with it to begin with.

Solid family entertainment.

S an awesome movie and it comes very much recommended for fans of slow-burn horror!

One of the funniest dark-comedies in years...

Smart, complex, and surprisingly has minimal violence for a movie involving the mafia...

A celebration of the everyday man and seizing the opportunities put in front of us.

Hilarious moments, tense build-up, and a steadily growing body-count make for a fantastic time for fans of dark comedy and crime thrillers...

A ballsy movie that will naturally generate controversy, but it’s also extremely well made and damn entertaining.

Such a mixed bag.

Ludicrous, silly, overblown, and stupid in a whole lot of ways.

The classic everybody harps it up to being, but it also delivers on far more than just humor.

A very middle-of-the-road experience.

A fantastic cinematic experience!

A missed opportunity given the level of talent involved.

A subversive British dark comedy that will entertain those with a strong stomach and a liking for sick humor.

I counted one scene that worked fantastically and the mood it set was never once revisited again.