Horsemen

Uneven pace, Predictable, and poor writing definently hurt this movie. However, The solid acting by the cast as well as a few interesting moments through out make up for it in some ways. It's not that bad of a movie imo, I've seen far worst. It was a good premise ruined by poor writing.

While the movie revolves around an interesting plot it is filled with really bad dialogue, bad acting and twists executed in really dull ways. It starts out pretty neat and you get a sense of "this movie tries to be another Seven" and then you see it falling flat on its face. What really astounds me is how they could write such a bad script. Someone at some point should have figured how dull it is. Maybe it's also just the production team that failed to execute it properly All in all it's a neat movie for a sunday afternoon when you want something to go into hibernation mode but that's about it.

I had never heard of this movie until I saw it while browsing the Netflix catalog. It had just been added recently. At first I thought I was going to like it because what I read about the story and what I saw in the trailer had seemed attractive enough. I've always confirmed that I really like these kinds of stories, so I gave it a chance, but for the same reason that I've seen too many stories like this, within the first 15 minutes I had already identified two of the killers. That's a deadly stab for any self-respecting mystery thriller and so, despite the decent start, the film falls apart as the minutes go by until it reaches its terribly mediocre conclusion.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]