Psycho Killer (2026) Movie Review (Spoiler Alert)

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1:01I'm going to spoil it. So if you have not seen the movie yet, then don't listen to this review on my opinions of the watch, because I don't break down every single scene in the movie. I mean, I could if I wanted to, but I'm going to support watching the movie if I do that. But I don't feel bad. I'm also going to talk about PsychoKillers a little quick, because this is a simple movie. I know people had high hopes for it. And me, I had high hopes. I just didn't really care. But since I was doing Scream 7, I'd say I'm not supposed to see PsychoKillers a double feature back to back, why not? And the hype before this movie was about the guy who did the movie 7, the one with Brad Pitt, and the movie was such a good movie, good writing and everything. People had high expectations thinking that this might deliver the same effect. No, it did not, trust me. And I can see why there was so much bad reviews for this movie. The movie is like a two-sided story movie about one is the police trooper. The saga has been murdered by the slasher killer

2:04and tries to off. And the sad is when she's going to go out for revenge by doing her investigation. She's trying to follow his tracks and trying to lead up to get him. Meanwhile, you get the second side, which will showcase the killer ways up to stealing medicine, killing people along the way, killing weapons like dynamite and grenades and guns, and they used to have thinking about that, like, what the fuck is going on here? Like, what kind of slasher killer is this, you know? Like, he's going to have weapons like that, like middle-timey weapons. Like, he really started war something. But in the meanwhile, like, you find out that his final plot, he has an end game that while he's killing people, he wants to blow up half of the East Coast by blowing up a nuclear power plant. And that's his end game. So it's up to the detective when she's gone from the killer for revenge, just that's figuring out what's really his game is with the medicine and the weapons game.

3:04Stolen and the shoot looks at the symbols that he put on a nuclear power plant symbol 328, like the day how this is heavy millsorn, which is based on his name. And he follows a pattern from this record and look at the pictures of the records and realize it's clues around that. And then that's which I realized in that day, he wants to blow up the power plant. And the movie is kind of silly, you know, because how the detective came across this killer, not once, but twice. And every time she comes across the killer, she will use a sniper gun and the second part of the movie to try to take him out. Which is kind of like crazy, you know, it's like really, like, you know, even the first meeting when she goes up against him in the hotel, that's another thing, it's like, you can't wait for the police to hope you out to take this guy out. And also the killer does have the origin story, you know,

4:05and then you have your, but once you get to the final scene, of course the killer's defeated and of course they live like a ended open for him to have a possible sequel, which I'm like, why are you going to waste the time? Some wasting people's money, Hollywood's money on crap like this, we come on. But it feels like it ended really like a horror and then it ended up being something else, like a terrorist plot. And the villain, he's like, he got a cool mask, but it's like the brain mask and he even talks like a Batman villain. Like, this could be a comic book movie also, and that's probably wondering, is this based on a comic book, you know, I'll be kind of curious about that. But yeah, I mean, like what if you had Batman to this, instead of the book stay true, but what this have been, Batman three, or Spinoff maybe? But yeah, it's not a good movie. The direction was off. It was, it made no sense, I mean, it made sense, but it's just the execution and the pattern,

5:08the style of it was kind of weak, you know? I seen horror movies with this type of style and when the hair was going after the killer, and it had been done better, and I forgot those names of those movies, I feel embarrassed by not taking notes. I should have though, but just to explain myself a little bit better on this, but you could go go and find what I'm talking about. I mean, they've been movies better than this with this type of scenario, but I know it's a double feature, but I'm gonna make this a single movie review since this is already past five minutes. Anyway, yeah, I second, I'm not a good movie, but I still say check it out from your own opinion. Maybe you might like it for something, but anyway, over and out. Hey, it's Cole Swindell. After I give everything I've got to land a perfect vocal, I usually take five before jumping into the next track, and I've learned exactly how to recharge in that time. Some folks grab coffee, I hit a quick, good looks pin. Next thing you know, the break is just as fun as land down the track.

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