The Perfect Host
Comedy • R • 2010 • 1 hr 33 min
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Good comedic psychological thriller. Lots of twists. The leading roles were perfectly cast. Definitely worth a watch.
Pierce and Crawford deliver a great performance in this tense and well thought out thriller comedy.
Hidden gem. Don't be let down by somewhat slow and confusing beggining. As the time passes ti just gets better.
So many different plot twists. This is a great movie.
Kinda weird but really good. Which crazy one do you root for?!
Plot was great, execution could’ve been a little better
So creepy in the best possible way! You never see the next thing coming.
Really interesting twists and turns with performances that keep you invested. But the story isn't as clever as it thinks.
Great performance from DHP - loved seeing him in this more serious/dark role! Suspenseful, really good twists & funny moments of insanity.
A strange dark comedy. Story was a little too bizarre for me. Had potential, but halfway through they were trying to do too much IMO
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