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The Davisons, an upper-class family, are extremely wealthy -- but also estranged. In an attempt to mend their broken family ties, Aubrey (Barbara Crampton) and Paul (Rob Moran) Davison decide to celebrate their wedding anniversary by inviting their four children and their children's significant others to their weekend estate. The celebration gets off to a rocky start, but when crossbow-wielding assailants in animal masks suddenly attack, the Davisons must pull together or die.
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Rating: R (Some Sexuality/Nudity|Language|Strong Bloody Violence)
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Genre: Horror, Mystery & thriller, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Adam Wingard
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Producer: Keith Calder, Jessica Calder, Simon Barrett, Kim Sherman
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Writer: Simon Barrett
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $18.5M
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Lionsgate Films
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Production Co: HanWay Films, Snoot Entertainment
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One of the better home invasion thrillers out there, with a major nod to The Strangers with the creepy masks. You're Next is probably Adam Wingard's most accomplished work. It hits most of the buttons of a great horror thriller including crazy kills, family tension, and a badass character provided by Aussie Sharni Vinson as Erin. she's excellent It also has this super catchy song that plays at this one house where the masked invaders hit first and some of the characters subsequently visit. I couldn't get it out of my head after watching. Godzilla v. Kong is his next venture and I hope he knocks it out of the park.
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When it comes to cult classic horror movies, films like The Evil Dead or The Thing are what come to mind. After its short theatrical release at the end of the summer in 2013, You're Next quickly became known as a modern-day cult classic horror film. After watching it for myself a few years later, I can confidently say that I see why film fans have admired this picture over the years, but that I whole-heartedly disagree with its acquired cult status. Having a very interesting story with quite a few twists and turns throughout, this film is definitely worth checking out at least once. That being said, here is why I believe the repeat value is slim to none, unless you are going to poke fun at it. The best thing this film has going for it, is easily the fact that it has an over-arching story that has a more than satisfying payoff in the third act. This is more of a suspense/slasher flick than an effective horror film. Without giving too much away, this film follows a family as they are invited over to their parents estate. Bringing along all of their newfound boyfriends or girlfriends, they enjoy a nice family dinner together, just before being terrorized by a few men in masks. Picking the family members off one by one, this film quickly becomes an exciting one. The biggest issue lingering over the entire film however; The acting is laughably bad. When you have a film that relies on its characters in order to tell a compelling story, you have to be able to cast performers that will give their all in times of peril. From the parents, to almost every one of the main characters, none of them deliver believable performances. They are just seeing their family members for the first time in a while. Their initial reaction to seeing them being killed should be shock and terror, but their screams and sobbing all feel forced. I found myself chuckling at the performances rather than feeling grief for the family. This film also suffers from a twist that works, followed by many confusing character actions. Erin, played very well by Sharni Vinson, is the character that audiences are supposed to latch onto the most. While her performance definitely saves this film from being terrible, her actions in the final act are very questionable, to say the least. After all is revealed and audience members are wondering how everything is going to wrap up, it quickly becomes a pretty generic conclusion with characters doing things that seem very far out of their comfort zone, in context with the rest of the film. This film keeps itself very confined throughout most of its duration and its eerie feel is always present, but it dives far too deep into generic slasher flick by the end. In the end, I can see why some people think of this as a great horror film, due to its unconventional and original twist, but the bottom line is that none of these actors seem to give a compelling enough performance to buy into what is happening. It definitely has a few creepy scenes, but for every creepy moment, it is followed up by a generic jump scare. Due to the hype surrounding this film, I was hoping for something much more compelling to be honest. You're Next tries very hard to be different, but ultimately gets caught up in the same old horror tropes. I enjoyed portions of this film, but it is not the cult classic that it has slowly been becoming over the years. This is just another average horror flick in the end.
KJ P Super Reviewer
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Unexpectedly, a twist on the classic home invasion story that appeals to originality, but fails to maintain suspense and is ultimately predictable. - Andrew Huynh
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Thought I was watching another take on "Them (2006)" or "The Strangers". I was so wrong. This takes the genre to a whole new dimension. Home invaders indeed start murdering people in an out of the way home, but they just messed with the WRONG person. This is only the beginning of the twists on this horror setup. If you are into horror, trust me, you want to see this film.
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