Grimcutty Reviews

asmr’s so MAD annoying that I had to turn on captions instead and MUTE the audio for the entire intro & outro of the movie. But the first few scenes of geimcutty were kinda terrifying 😭

The concept was good, but could have been executed a lot better and maybe a backstory for the Grimcutty?

Awful horrendous

If I saw Grimcutty with them skinny legs, itty bitty ass and wide af back running towards me I’d LMAO…



•full review on my Letterboxd•

I really liked this movie. It’s obviously very inspired by the Momo challenge that went around but there’s nothing wrong with that. The Grimcutty it’s self isn’t scary at all, but the hysteria it causes is. Acting was great, writing was decent, and plot was okay. Overall: 8.5/10

it was so bad. just so. it was laughable. i believe it was a metaphor that if you argue with your partner or get mad at all, your kids will cut themselves because of the "scary monster" that is depression???

There’s a good idea in here somewhere. Too bad no one else involved gave a shit.

acting was kinda bad and the monster was corny

🤮🤮🤮This has to be the wordt movie i have ever seen and will see it is so fucking stupid and the asmr was so gross and cringe made me sick 🤮🤮

Grimcutty SUCKS

Terrible. Boring. Don’t waste your time with this one.

The storyline was choppy and clumsy, and the actors weren't that great either

No

hard to watch

What the actual fuck is this movie. Grimcutty is so goofy looking that every time he popped up I laughed.

idea is there , execution is not

No se entiende la trama central y los personajes un poquito forzados

I like the idea. The writing is not good. And Grimcutty looks hilariously bad.

This was good. Better than I expected it to be. Had never heard of it and just stumbled across it last night. Obviously inspired by the Momo stuff, so I don’t get why they changed the name and didn’t just do it on Momo. Was creepy and was a lasting image after the end of the film, so they did a good job in making it look horrible.

This was haunting. The concept is compelling and it's well orchestrated. It's a mix of dread and gore. How do you fight what can't be stopped?