The Prodigy
Horror • R • 2019 • 1 hr 32 min
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Unexpectedly good, I thought it was gonna be stupid but it was actually amazing!
Nicely packaged horror/thriller. Decent movie. Needs a sequel.
Keeps you watching and overall does a good job of keeping you worried what’s next.
major credit to J.R. Scott a perfect casting for the slightly off Miles, being able to play both childlike innocence & sinister tones w ease
One good scene does not save the film from becoming almost laughable in its attempts to be scary. Predictable and contrived.
Jackson Robbert Scott is great and his performance is wasted.Movie reveals too much too fast and has a terribly unsatisfying ending.
The scary kid premise has been done too many times before for this to stand out.
Interesting premise, odd execution. It felt like it was going somewhere then left us with a not surprising and generic “twist” ending.
Really creepy horror/thriller. What is it about little kids that make the genre so much scarier? Lol. Plot is far fetched but interesting
Slow and predictable. Movie relies on uneasiness for its scares,
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