Vilsen

WHO gave this guy pass from film making school?? Utter rubbish.

Gave it two start for shots of Gothenburg the rest - plot, actors, fights, editing utter cr@p.

Self isolating with COVID19 means I've got a lot of time on my hands, hence watching this nonsense. I knew after 10 minutes that it wasn't very good and it got progressively worse. The fight scenes in particular were laughable, and as for the final climax, well I laughed out loud even harder.

Incoherent plot, fight scenes coordinated by a sock puppet, more Scandi blah than Scandi noir it makes channel five hallmark crap look like die hard, don't watch it it's mince.

And I'm not talking about the characters in the movie - I'm referring to the people who made this monstrosity. That can be the only explanation for why this movie even exists. This film is SO bad, you'll feel like you need to seek forgiveness from the almighty for wasting two hours of your precious life on it.

This film leaves my immortal soul aching for the answers to eternal questions. Questions like:

• Is this the best that Sweden's film industry can do in the 21st century? If so, condolences to the Bergmans.

• What poor suckers bankrolled this disaster, can they get their money back?

• Why does every actor in this film look like a slovenly mess who got hit with the Ugly Stick?

• Who at Netflix thought this film was worth putting on the site? And why is Netflix raising my prices to show me cr@p like this?

Forgive them Father for they have sinned. But, dear reader, you can save yourself and skip this movie now and forevermore.

No pun intended - and I totally get if this is not your cup of tea. Even if you think this is the worst thriller out there (which I think is wrong - or I would rather tell you that lucky for you, you have not watched a lot of movies). This is a decent effort into ritual killings and a lot of mayhem.

Police is not always up to the task at hand, when it comes to solve mass murder things. You have to dig the movie, the pace it takes and the violence it showcases (as in helping to move the story along - though I have seen way better ways of that being handled) ... not the greatest then, but far from the worst ... if you like crime thrillers, you may give this a try.