As micro-budget horror movies go, it isn't bad. It starts out with a few highly identifiable friends showing their struggling, working-class lives during the height of the pandemic. The most irresponsible of the quartet has a misguided plot to kidnap a despicable congressman. From there things predictability go south. Bonus points if you're familiar with the lovecraft mythos but not a requirement. Be braced for a bad effects, some distortion of sound, but surprisingly tolerable acting. Smells a bit like evil dead with fewer jokes. I've watched much worse. If it's a 1st, or even 5th attempt, it's certainly much better than I could do. But, you could use a little more direction in your plot post kidnapping. It felt a little forced. All in all, well done. I love seeing the mythos portrayed on screen in all forms 👍👏
Review of Eat the Rich
