I’m genuinely surprised by how much people seem to enjoy this film. Before writing anything down, I checked out what others had to say on Letterboxd—I often try to guess the average rating beforehand. For instance, with *‘Jack the Giant Slayer’*, I correctly predicted a 2.4, but for this one… it's at 3.5! It’s hard to express how taken aback I was. It’s happened before where my opinion differs from the general …

It requires some focus to fully grasp initially, but it's undeniably captivating and offers a fascinating look at psychological struggles. However, I have to ask—is it solely filmmakers from Britain who know how to create a good crime or thriller?

It can be difficult to accept God’s grace at times. Kill List, directed by Ben Wheatley, is an excellent example of suburban horror drawing on familiar elements from British cinema while forging its own distinct identity. It's a remarkable film, combining aspects of a hit-man story with the unsettling atmosphere of films like The Wicker Man. The narrative follows Jay (Neil Maskell), a troubled man who’s pulled int…