This movie could have had an interesting premise but it had too many silly things that take one out of the movie and a truly disappointing ending.
For one, while I understand that biracial people do come in all shades and appearances, the biracial sister didn't "look" biracial in movie visual shorthand so I spent half the movie trying to figure out where kshe came from or waiting for her backstory. And don't act like you don't know what "biracial" looks like according to media.
Second why did the blonde sister change into a psycho at the end for no reason and start killing everyone?
Three what lesson was the grandma trying to teach through her abusive parenting? I think in her own way maybe she was trying to teach the biracial sister that she'll have to work twice as hard on life to get the same reward from the system but with no exposition the audience doesn't know.
Lastly, that ending... Why did the biracial sister go confront the other sister that was known to be psycho by that part of the movie and throw the inheritance in the water? And why did they both have to die? And what was supposed to be the moral of the story with their bodies found holding hands?
So many whys and not in a satisfying mysterious way but in a "I really just wasted my time" way.
Also there was waaay too much profanity in my opinion.
For one, while I understand that biracial people do come in all shades and appearances, the biracial sister didn't "look" biracial in movie visual shorthand so I spent half the movie trying to figure out where kshe came from or waiting for her backstory. And don't act like you don't know what "biracial" looks like according to media.
Second why did the blonde sister change into a psycho at the end for no reason and start killing everyone?
Three what lesson was the grandma trying to teach through her abusive parenting? I think in her own way maybe she was trying to teach the biracial sister that she'll have to work twice as hard on life to get the same reward from the system but with no exposition the audience doesn't know.
Lastly, that ending... Why did the biracial sister go confront the other sister that was known to be psycho by that part of the movie and throw the inheritance in the water? And why did they both have to die? And what was supposed to be the moral of the story with their bodies found holding hands?
So many whys and not in a satisfying mysterious way but in a "I really just wasted my time" way.
Also there was waaay too much profanity in my opinion.