Stranger Things Star’s ‘Boring’ Film Debut Divides and Scores Sour RT Rating

The Netflix Star’s Directorial Debut Has Been Met With ScAThing Reviews

Stranger Things Star Finn Wolfhard Has Left Fans Divideed With His Directorial Debut.

The 22-Yaar-Old actor, who shot to fame on Netflix’s nostalgic Thriller Series, has stepped into filmmake with new horror-comedy hell of a summer.

Written and Directed by Wolfhard and Fellow Actor Billy Bryk, The Story Follows 24-YEAR-Old Summer Coump Counsellor Jason Hochberg (Fred Hechinger), WHO IS Troubled by the His ‘Old’ Age Compared to His Teenage Co-Counetllors.

Jason Soon Comes Face-to-Face with a Bigger Problem we are masked killer begins to terror.

While the film focuses on the brutal murders on Camp, it also delves on poignant themes such as navigating young adultthood.

Releassed in the USA on Friday (April 4), The Slasher Film Has Been Subject to Brutal Reviews from Critics and Alike Audiences.

Critics on rotten tomatoes have awarded the drama a sour 48 per cent rating. Audiences on the website were more geneerous, rating the coming-of-spage movie an average 58 percent score.

Despite their Slightly Higher Score, Viewers were not entirely impressed by the flick.

One disappointed film fan slammed: “A lame attempt at a summer camp-style slashler film. It just lipa along with any action, suspens, or directing. stop. ”

Another echoed the critique, branding the film as ‘boring’. “This is one of the Most Boring Generic Slasher Movie i have Ever Seen the Killer is Bland and the Characters are Kind of Boring and the Death Scenes Boring,” They Shared.

Despite the negative consensus, some movie-goers Believe the film is Still Watching, which is good News for UK Horror fans Still awaiting its.

One Positive Reviewer Pushhed Back Against Critiques, Writing: “Critics Never Give Thee Kind of Movies Good Reviews .. Its Not an Oscar nominee is a great, Fun, ode to 80s Films from Fresh and Young Perspective.

“Totally Worth the Money to see it in the Theater, Better then a lot of the” cerebral “horror films dumped on us in the Last 6 months.”

Meanwhile, a Second Fan Praised: “LAUGhed a Lot. The Characters were Very Relatable. Very Very Fun. A Great Directorial Debut by Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk.”

Hell of a summer is yeet to land a uk release date.