Madison Pettis
as Hannah
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The horror film Margaux, starring Madison Pettis, Vanessa Morgan, Jedidiah Goodacre, etc., directed by an unlisted director, was released on September 9, 2022 in the United States. It tells the story of A group of college friends rent a smart house for a weekend of partying. Later, they start to realize that Margaux, the house's super advanced AI system, has sinister designs for them. This is a Horror, Thriller film with a runtime of 104 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 4.4/10 from 681 viewers.
Madison Pettis
as Hannah
Vanessa Morgan
as Lexi
Jedidiah Goodacre
as Drew
Phoebe Miu
as Kayla
Jordan Buhat
as Devon
Richard Harmon
as Clay
Susan Bennett
as Margaux
Brittany Mitchell
as Martha
Lochlyn Munro
as William
Louis Lay
as Trainer
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127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Had a couple of good kills. That's about all there is to it. The Simpsons episode was more concise and entertaining. Vapid characters, extremely boring and cliché dialogue. This is one of those bad movies that's bad in the most egregious way: it's boring. It takes until about half way in until the house actually starts killing people and the build up to that is just lame teen flick dialogue. It doesn't really give you much insight in to the characters and none of them had any real arc apart from Hannah, and hers was meh at best. The VA doing the Margaux performance was okay, but wasn't particularly creepy or original.
Must have taken almost an hour to write this. Actually, not write but copy from movies with the same plot going back to the '80s (maybe '70s). It's like the cast of some MTV show with a much of attractive 20-somethings decided to make a really bad sci-fi / slasher movie one weekend. Then they got some junior high kid to put together some really poor CGI that would have been embarrassing back in the '80s. Movies by The Asylum are masterpieces next to this crap. How do the producers get money to make this? The biggest cost was probably renting the fancy house to shoot in. Too bad the real house didn't act like the one in the movie!
The movie is fun until you see the robot harms made by CGI very poorly and fake effects. There's storeline is poor actually and at the end you Will feel you wasted you precious time The movie is fun until you see the robot harms made by CGI very poorly and fake effects. There's storeline is poor actually and at the end you Will feel you wasted you precious time The movie is fun until you see the robot harms made by CGI very poorly and fake effects. There's storeline is poor actually and at the end you Will feel you wasted you precious time The movie is fun until you see the robot harms made by CGI very poorly and fake effects. There's storeline is poor actually and at the end you Will feel you wasted you precious time.
The unrated movie, it's should be 6.0 on IMDb, it absolutely deserves that rating and not less. Beautiful cast, of course there are some questions to acting but it's okay. I can highlight Richard Harmon and Maddison Pettis, also Vanessa Morgan's but*! The plot has some funny moments and good twists, the shooting is of very good quality, I liked those kills and ideas. Yes, the idea isn't new, but the implementation and the story are good. Unfortunately, the topic of bo*bs and bu*ts is not disclosed, though it says 18+! At least Vanessa could have shown us more... But okay, I withdraw one point because of this) so 9 out 10.
For this genre Margaux is watchable. There are far worse movies in this category. But it's not that we've never seen this story before, artificial intelligence that turns against humans, it's been done before. Interesting to watch though, certainly the first part of the movie. I wasn't too impressed by the second part, that's where the story went a bit too ridiculous and you could see the writers got sloppy. Decent slashing scenes couldn't really save the movie. As for the acting it could have been much worse so fairplay for that. Overall the movie is entertaining, certainly over the top as we're very far from anything that could be possible that they show in this sci-fi/horror movie.
The beginning of this movie was ok....a little cheesy but it was fine. I was looking forward to the rest of the movie..... I really should have switched it off there. What followed was a cliched laughable mess of a film that irritated me so much I couldn't make it to the end. I made it to maybe 1hr 15mins or so. What could have been a good, creepy film was tarnished by bad, cringeworthy writing, diabolical acting, childish graphics and just OTT in general. Dialogue was just abysmal. Then throw in the goody-two-shoes, overly cautious final girl trope.....ugh, just ugh. Boggles the mind how stuff like this makes it into production.
There's a great Treehouse of Horror episode of the early years of "The Simpsons" which did this a million times better and in just 10 minutes. It's a great idea but poorly executed by lazy storytelling. It's obvious from the beginning which character will survive (hint! Think PC-friendly), the characters are awful (except for Lexi) and the death scenes whilst gruesome make no real sense. What was the motive of Margaux killing people? The opening act whilst intense - what was the connection to any of it? None of it really makes any sense yet it drags on a bit. And wait to you see some of the FX! I mean it could have tried a bit harder.
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