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The Guy Who Wrote Seven Made Something That Deflates Like a Whoopee Cushion
What to watch this weekend includes a film written by the writer of Seven, loaded with aesthetic and atmosphere, that Steve Stebbing says feels hollow at its center. You're drawn in by the red-filtered cinematography and the serial killer in a gas mask, and then the third act arrives. It's a first film from this director and it shows in the worst possible place.
How to Make a Killing gives you Glenn Powell, one of the brighter newer stars in Hollywood by Steve's read, and the director of Emily the Criminal, which had tension you couldn't cut with the hardest shears in the world. That director…
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