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Okwui Okpokwasili in The Woman in the Yard (2025)

Review by tresm87

The Woman in the Yard

1/10

The woman in the yard seen from the woman in the window and heard by the woman in the house.

Cannot get much more cliché than this. At this point, it seems like Blumhouse just regurgitates everything that he's already done multiple times and only tries to appeal to different demographics as if they're something new. They always end up being straight up hollow releases that don't offer anything but the occasional jump scare if even that . If we were to start speaking with our wallets and not even bothering with these then maybe they can stop the overabundance of them and we can start getting some originality. Unfortunately it seems like they still garner enough of an audience maybe from the younger generation to where they seem unavoidable. It seriously seems like a movie that was made four times in 2015 just repacked and rebranded for a different audience .
  • tresm87
  • Mar 28, 2025

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