A low-budget horror picture, the acting is excellent if you can get past the "American" accent of the male protagonist. The tale is well-paced, and the eerie moments come together beautifully. One of the most impressive aspects of this picture is that the "Jack" character is not overused, which is a common issue in horror films of this kind. To sum up, the picture works effectively and may be deemed an accomplishment by its producers because of the low production costs, which are not always apparent in the final result. cast and crew deserve praise for pulling off one of the filmmaking world's "Holy Grail" feats: creating an excellent picture on a little budget.
Despite the bad reviews, I bought this movie because I wanted to give it a chance. I found the trailer to be quite promising. As a result, I took a closer look at him... And, unfortunately, I must agree with the negative reviews. When it comes to showcasing one's acting prowess, the word "performance" is utterly unnecessary. As far as I can tell, there aren't any explicit sexual references in the majority of the dialogue. Find out more.
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Description: New York City in the 1950's. In the streets of the emerging metropolis, raucous sit-and-gangs determine the character of the city's many wards. In particular, the conflict between Puerto Ricans and natives of the United States is a constant source of tension and strife for both sides. The Jets, led by Tony (Ansel Elgort), and the Sharks, led by Bernardo (David Alvarez), fought constantly to establish their dominance. Tony's battle with Maria (Rachel Zegler) seems to enter a new phase as she falls in love with him. Bernardo's sister, Maria, was born into a family of...
