This film was incredibly foolish; I’ve rarely encountered something so senseless. It also exhibits racism. The depiction seems to portray all white characters negatively, while the protagonists—a Black man and another Black character—are presented as heroic. It's a truly awful, stupid, and prejudiced movie.

Combining survival horror and martial arts often generates excitement among fans, and "They Will Kill You" certainly makes a striking visual impression right from the start. Directed by Kirill Sokolov, the film begins powerfully, evoking a blend of Tarantino and Raimi, transforming the luxurious Virgil skyscraper into a stifling, enclosed battleground. However, this initial intensity doesn't last long. The exaggerate…

It’s difficult to say precisely what I’ve just seen. However, I am certain that the experience might have been clearer—and possibly more pleasurable—had I consumed something stronger.

While the narrative may be wanting, the film compensates with impressive visuals and a sense of grandeur. The actors were appropriately chosen, the action sequences are intentionally exaggerated, and the direction is consistently good. The connection between the lead characters feels somewhat tangled and difficult to connect with emotionally; however, the movie functions perfectly well even though that aspect isn’t f…

The promotional material really highlights the strongest aspects of this movie. The setup is straightforward: sisters “Asia” (Zazie Beetz) and “Maria” (Myha’la) endure abuse at the hands of their father, but when one sister takes drastic action, she ends up in prison, leading to a long separation between them. After her release, "Asia" finds work as a cleaner in an impressive New York building, unaware of the kind of…

It was totally crazy, and I mean that both positively and negatively. Picture something like Ready or Not mixed with Kill Bill and Looney Tunes, alongside bits and pieces of many other movies. The film is messy, and it doesn't always work perfectly, but it’s never boring. The promotional material does a good job of concealing an important detail I really didn’t anticipate. That unexpected twist also explains the “…