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‘HIM’ Review: This Hollow Sports Horror Movie Fumbles The Ball When It Matters Most
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LEO Weekly | Louisville Eccentric Observer
We have plenty of sports dramas; we have sports comedies, why not a sports horror movie?
Peele’s name is a big draw, and reasonably so considering he has made three great horror movies which are crowdpleasers and critical hits.
All of the prelude to the horror is intriguing, but the horror never really connects.
The rest of the movie has no tricks up its sleeve, and slowly descends into a dull and confounding experience.
Julia Fox is great in a brief appearance that adds levity to a movie that is often far too self-serious in presentation.
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