46/100
Stuck in the middle of appealing to general audiences and satisfying its grisly potential, culminating in something a bit toothless. It's never boring though, and the sprinkles of weird humour give it a rare slice of personality for a January horror release. I just wish there was a commitment to something harsher, because the way it sanitizes the thrills is antithetical to its inherent eccentricity. You can feel the film wanting to let loose and relish in mayhem, but it always hits a rating roadblock and has to circle back to being unremarkable.