Review of The Boogeyman (2023) by Todd Gilchrist for Variety — 26 May 2023
Savage’s confidence behind the camera sustains the film’s intensity even when the connective tissue between plot and theme, logic and tone is tenuous at best. But even working alongside sturdy collaborators like Messina and young Blair, it’s Thatcher who sells the improbable reality of an old-as-time spirit preying upon the frightened and grieving.
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This review of The Boogeyman (2023) was written by Todd Gilchrist and published by Variety on 26 May 2023.
The Boogeyman has generally received mixed reviews.
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