How this movie was made is a greater mystery to me than the laughable Grimcutty monster's orgin. If I read the script for this movie I would think it is a comedy, and honestly it might have worked better as one. The acting, horribly conceptualized monster and baffling intended message of the movie make this one of the worst films I've ever seen.
Just the orgin of Grimcutty, the idea that some influencer mom being overly concerned with her child somehow created this supernatural invisible being is just, wow. I could maybe get behind the concept if Grimcutty was just used as a representation of the harm viral challenges can do and really the kids in the movie were just harming themselves the whole time as a metaphor, but then the movie has Grimcutty able to physically lift children in the air in chokeholds. This only leads to my biggest question of the movie, if this wasnt some message about the potential harm the internet and electronic devices can have on children, what was the intended message of the film?
In the end the solution to beating Grimcutty is just don't worry about your kids? So is this movie saying that worrying about your children is killing them, and by trying to monitor their use of electronics and internet access is the true silly looking monster after all? I have no idea what this movie was going for and I guarantee you I won't watch it again to figure it out.
Just the orgin of Grimcutty, the idea that some influencer mom being overly concerned with her child somehow created this supernatural invisible being is just, wow. I could maybe get behind the concept if Grimcutty was just used as a representation of the harm viral challenges can do and really the kids in the movie were just harming themselves the whole time as a metaphor, but then the movie has Grimcutty able to physically lift children in the air in chokeholds. This only leads to my biggest question of the movie, if this wasnt some message about the potential harm the internet and electronic devices can have on children, what was the intended message of the film?
In the end the solution to beating Grimcutty is just don't worry about your kids? So is this movie saying that worrying about your children is killing them, and by trying to monitor their use of electronics and internet access is the true silly looking monster after all? I have no idea what this movie was going for and I guarantee you I won't watch it again to figure it out.