Ma

Not great but very strange.

Pretty decent. Some nice kills. Seemed like a little slow at times, like they could have cut or shortened some scenes, but overall a good watch with a great cast and some strange moments.

Ma It has terrible direction, its story is completely pathetic and has no appeal whatsoever, the suspense of the film is a real joke and only starts to improve at the end.

Some teens ask a middle aged woman (Octavia Spencer) with issues stemming from high school to buy beer for them. Such a waste of Spencer's talent! Poorly written, uneven, and mundane. Only when Spencer is in the film does it become a tad bit more entertaining. Sadly, the motivations for her character are shallow and someone needed to slap her. The director also did Winter's Bone, Jennifer Lawrence's debut. What went wrong? And as for being a horror film, no. Only the last 10-20 mins of the film could be given that genre sticker. Not recommended.

Octavia Spencer was amazing great actor

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The film is very slow, as it gets deeper traveling into the disturbing plot, the peices come together, but still dosen't dig deep enough to express what the plot and horror was trying to tell us.

Don't make me drink alonnneee

Ma is a suspenseful thrill ride with a plot that’s easy to follow yet uncomfortably believable. Octavia Spencer’s performance brings eerie realism to a story that proves sometimes the scariest monsters are human. With just the right amount of tension and no need for overkill, Ma stands solid on its own. A sequel isn’t necessary—but I wouldn’t mind one either.

So good, don’t make her drink alone!