Blink Twice

Genuinely a master piece. I have zero negative critiques on this one. PS: some of the reviews on why this movie is bad in their mind is telling. All I can say is a lot of mfs are genuinely getting left behind societally. This movie is without a doubt, way over their heads. 😘

It reveals the darker side of the abuse of power and control, showcasing individuals who are both resentful and desiring of it. Its flashy storytelling with flashbacks definitely will have you thinking twice during a re-watch.

Well shot and with its heart at the right spot. Not every idea makes the landing, because the satirical elements sometimes cannot even out the balance on the thriller/horror developing in the story, but we can be thankful for a major movie debut to be so clear in its stance on SA and still find room to turn into a slasher, including great performances by the main villain and Naomi Ackie as a kind of final girl.

A slow burn of a watch. Absolutely terrifying what is actually going on! I'm not a Channing Tatum fan but he's really good in this.

The movie was a decent watch overall, but I couldn’t help noticing several loopholes and gaps in the plot. It seemed like the film was trying to draw parallels with real-life events surrounding Epstein Island and the exploitation of the vulnerable by the wealthy. However, in attempting to make that commentary, it lost a sense of grounding and missed the mark. Naomi Ackie delivers a strong performance as Frida, but the way the story unfolds makes her role feel somewhat forced

An interesting premise. The buildup takes too long before the movie gets going, but the payoff is decent. It’s an okay horror movie.

Not an easy watch but bold and powerful. I can understand now why it has a 'possibly triggering' warning at the start.

There’s no character development

While watching the first 30 minutes, I didn't really understand why the movie needed a trigger warning at the start. I was indeed surprised when I watched the rest. When you find out the riveting secret behind the island, you wish you could turn back.

Loved seeing Channing Tatum play a villain. Zoe Kravitz is a great director and this is one of my favorite debut films. It’s very fun and campy in the beginning so it’s never really boring and I love how the characters the dare high for 85% of the movie. When it’s picks up the horror part of it, it gets really bloody and gory. The mystery was great and easy to understand at the end and this is one great movie.