In MaXXXine, it tells the story of how, after being the sole survivor of the massacre we witnessed in X, porn actress Maxine moves to Los Angeles in the early 1980s to pursue her dreams of becoming a famous actress. But, of course, not everything will be so easy and blood will surely be shed soon.
What do critics say about MaXXXine?
Now, the first reviews of MaXXXine on Rotten Tomatoes have arrived, and we can already discern whether it will be one of the horror movies of the year or a bluff in West’s career. Let’s see what they tell us:
“A dazzling psychological thriller film, full of neon lights and stunning performances and images”, Anhony O’Connor, Filmink.
“The entertainment world has never been so ruthless, and it’s glorious to see Goth doing whatever it takes to reach the top” – Travis Hopson, Punch Drunk Critics
“The end of an enormously effective trilogy. This fun and playful horror film has a lot of extreme blood but also many little gifts for movie lovers and a memorable and practically iconic main character” – Jeffrey M. Anderson, Common Sense Media
“On its own, the film fits perfectly into the role of a competent urban thriller. But when chosen as the final piece of a potentially iconic horror trilogy, MaXXXine ends up limping in its ending” – Hope Madden, Maddwolf.
With a 77% positive reviews based on 96 reviews, it seems that MaXXXine is going to be a great success.
