This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Good Boy is a bad one.
As someone involved in puppy play and a lover of horror movies, I was excited to see how this film would explore such a niche topic. But instead of representation, we got a shallow, awkward story that misrepresents the heart of puppy play: consent and trust—not coercion or abuse.
The movie follows Sigrid, who meets Christian, a rich guy keeping Frank as his ‘dog.’ At first, she’s horrified and ready to leave. But when…
What happens when you take a douchebag YouTube star and put him in a cult house? You get #chadgetstheaxe—Or a movie version of what the Paul brothers would probably do.
This movie is filmed like a livestream, with comments and stuff. Though, if it was really a “found footage” movie we should only be able to see what has been “recorded” in the livestream or in their Instastories. But, when they stop the livestreams to look at other stuff on…
There are so many other splatter movies I’ve liked a lot more than Tokyo Gore Police. It has an interesting concept, where there are these people who mutate into monster and their severed body parts become weapons.
The highlight was the dick gun. That was pretty funny.
But overall, the pacing was a tad slow and I got bored.
This was one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. There’s hardly any character development, or characters at all. The dialogue is so low half the time until there is a sudden burst of noise that is ear shattering. The sound design is not great for people on the spectrum.
And the movie is mostly random camera angles that looks like someone was recording a home movie and put the video camera down somewhere and it was just pointed at a wall or a closet or some old cartoons…
I was bored watching this.
