Strung Reviews

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Rated: 5.1/10

A Blumhouse and Tyler Perry thriller with Chloe Bailey caught my eye. Whitfield chews the scenery, but this feels more like a soap opera than a thriller.

The Director's Eye (What Worked):
• Whitfield is a force, making polite chats feel like quiet threats.
• The violin score gives the paranoia a moody rhythm.
• Bailey sells Laila’s grief, making her bond with Zuri feel earned.

The Friction (What Didn't Click for Me):
• I couldn’t buy Laila’s fling being married into the family that hired her.
• Mixing heavy grief with soapy scheming derails the third act into melodrama.

The Verdict:
It was Meh. Watch for campy drama. Skip if you want a tight thriller.

Loved the music incorporated throughout!!! Definitely took a turn I wasn’t expecting

8/10 really enjoyed this movie and the storyline
Super creepy mask which made the little girl seem super creepy but good movie

Interesting not bad.. but u could tell Tyler Perry was involved with this.

Doesn’t turn into a thriller until the movie is almost over.

It's really good

The is movie was alright but it felt a little predictable to me. It dragged at times as well which then lead me to distracting myself with my phone.

It was good, it reminded me of the housemaid which I also loved.

Somehow, I still got a little surprised by the ending🤔 tho I like how I was able to se some symbolism in this

Fine

Wow, it was very entertaining and had you like wtf.

6,5/10
If you watch TV movies and have a couple of hours to kill, it’s watchable.
A plus is that there isn't that annoying background music playing constantly, like there usually is.

Felt more like a soap opera than a slick thriller

Just take it for what it is and rest well knowing you can never trust Lynn Whitfield

My favorite characters were Jasmine and Imani, btw the actress who plays Imani is GORGEOUS! This was a good watch, I enjoyed it…the acting is not the best but it’s tolerable

Very good suspense thriller.

lovely, she actually learned to play those violin pieces. it's not really horror. more thriller suspense. her song during credits is beautiful

i was invested to say the least