Movie Review: The Horror Of Female Friendship Cuts Deep In Alexandra Spieth’s “STAG”
A loner must fight for a second chance at redemption when she’s invited to her estranged BFF’s bachelorette party in STAG.
A loner must fight for a second chance at redemption when she’s invited to her estranged BFF’s bachelorette party in STAG.
After a first hour of spooky suggestion and quiet chills punctuated by occasional bits of bloody business, the film becomes seriously uncompromising in its horrors.
It’s a frightening and riveting combination of deeply personal drama and a serious creep factor.
The sequel to the 2017 gorefest suffers from the original's flaws.
Filmmaker Mary Patel-Gallagher's feature debut suffers from laborious pacing and endless dialogue.