Spawn Reviews

Great ideas executed worse than The Rob Zombie Halloween Movies as the cgi is and I mean this is the most raw and real way possible Horrendous in every aspect I’ve seen more realism in Microsoft Paint. Overall -35/10 I’ve seen better editing from Collage kids CamCorders.

It’s quite a 90s coded comic book movie but with cool horror elements, fun designs, and a killer ensemble. Yes it’s silly, but it also rocks.

Actually pretty bad I wish they’d remake this

Despite the questionable CGI (which is to be expected from a 90’s movie) this movie is pretty awesome. A high stakes revenge/love story that has great performances and captivating action. 6.5/10
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What a mess

wow this was worse than I remember

So old and bad

8.4 / 10
84%

Once you get past the eye rapingly bad cgi there’s a good story The writers were passionate about the character and movie but they bit off more than the budget could handle Spawn’s suit has some beautiful moments even w the low budget In modern day it be a lot better movie 6.5/10

5.6

i can see why it didn’t but this should’ve gotten a sequel

The Tv show is better but I have to rewatch this to make sure it is actually good and not ass cause my memory is saying it’s ass but I can’t say it was a bad movie I just can’t.

- His suit was so goated
- The aura farming scenes were well deserved because he always looks badass whenever he does it
- Everything else about this movie is straight garbage tho

Ну хз чет

what the fuck white terry

We need another spawn movie

Literally every penny of the budget went into the fucking masterful costume design & make-up, the rest was built on hopes & dreams

A special kind of hellspawn, but I fucking adore it

6/10

I tried to give this one the benefit of the doubt. It’s from an era of not so great comic book movies and this is one of them. The acting is stiff. The jokes are terrible. I know it’s from the 90’s but so many other movies had better CGI than this. The story feels really generic. I struggled to make it thru. It’s a no from me.

The gothic style is very appealing, but it never fully embraces its potential. Leguizamo’s Violator is brilliantly creepy. The story’s edges are dulled, losing some grit from the source. It’s passable for its time, but a better, grimmer version would be welcomed today.