I stumbled upon the 2007 movie "Redrum" now in 2019, very much unaware of the movie's existence. I read the synopsis for it, and it seemed like it could be a potentially funny movie. I mean, a couple that kills together in order to have something in common, sure that could make for an entertaining movie.
And it would have, if they had a proper storyline and had some, well honesty before everything else, properly talented performers on the cast list. I can't really claim to have been particularly entertained by the majority of the performances put on throughout the course of the movie. And it was actually only Jill Marie Jones that stood out as being memorable.
The concept of the movie was interesting, but the execution to the screen was not so interesting at the hands of director Kenny Young.
I did manage to sit through the movie, hoping that it would sprout up and become more interesting than it ended up being. Sadly, it never grew to fruition and it was a less than mediocre movie experience at best.
"Redrum" is not a movie that will ever return to be watched again here. It was hard enough getting through it the first time.
And it would have, if they had a proper storyline and had some, well honesty before everything else, properly talented performers on the cast list. I can't really claim to have been particularly entertained by the majority of the performances put on throughout the course of the movie. And it was actually only Jill Marie Jones that stood out as being memorable.
The concept of the movie was interesting, but the execution to the screen was not so interesting at the hands of director Kenny Young.
I did manage to sit through the movie, hoping that it would sprout up and become more interesting than it ended up being. Sadly, it never grew to fruition and it was a less than mediocre movie experience at best.
"Redrum" is not a movie that will ever return to be watched again here. It was hard enough getting through it the first time.