This movie was just not good; I found it to be pretty dumb.

There’s much to appreciate about "MaXXXine," Ti West's newest installment in his horror trilogy, even though it doesn’t entirely succeed in its goals. The entire undertaking feels like what one of the characters describes as a “B-movie with A+ ideas.” There is plenty of blood and violence for fans of slasher films, but there's also an underlying complexity that arises from weighty subjects concerning sex, opportunity…

It’s clear Maxine is striving for recognition, and I'm genuinely curious to see if she can achieve it. A full commitment is essential when chasing a significant opportunity! Does she desire it? Absolutely. This proved to be an enjoyable tale of retribution. Leather gloves certainly appear to build hand strength. There were some amusing moments throughout.

The performer known as Maxine Minx, who has experienced some unusual things in her life, is striving for broader recognition and appears to be progressing toward that goal when director Elizabeth Bender selects her for a starring role in the second installment of a previously successful movie. While this is happening, a serial killer is active in Los Angeles, and law enforcement suspects Maxine might have something t…

I was really looking forward to seeing Maxxxine because it's presented as the final part of Ti West’s X trilogy, and I had such a good time with the first two movies. Each one in the series has its own distinct style that reflects the time period it’s set in. X, released in 2022, felt like a raw tribute to those brutal horror films from the seventies, especially drawing on The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Later that s…