This movie is listed as a horror mystery, which was essentially why I took the time to sit down and watch it. I had not even heard about this 2019 movie prior to finding myself to come across it by sheer random chance in 2020.
I had no expectations to the movie, as I knew nothing about it. So writer and director John Langridge had every opportunity to impress and bedazzle me.
Turns out that this movie was a massive swing and a miss in terms of it being entertaining and enjoyable for me. I think I managed somewhere around 30 minutes into it, then I just gave up. The storyline was utter rubbish, and it was quite far from being even remotely horror related. This was more like a poor man's gangster movie.
I am rating "13 Graves" two out of ten stars, solely because there was some quality to the production of the movie. But as for the storyline, the acting and the overall appeal of the movie, this was not worth the time or effort.
This is not a movie I have any intention of returning to finish, as it was unfathomably boring and stupid.
I had no expectations to the movie, as I knew nothing about it. So writer and director John Langridge had every opportunity to impress and bedazzle me.
Turns out that this movie was a massive swing and a miss in terms of it being entertaining and enjoyable for me. I think I managed somewhere around 30 minutes into it, then I just gave up. The storyline was utter rubbish, and it was quite far from being even remotely horror related. This was more like a poor man's gangster movie.
I am rating "13 Graves" two out of ten stars, solely because there was some quality to the production of the movie. But as for the storyline, the acting and the overall appeal of the movie, this was not worth the time or effort.
This is not a movie I have any intention of returning to finish, as it was unfathomably boring and stupid.