This movie is low key brilliant. Saw this to "celebrate" Friday the 13th.

First of all, the title itself. Once you watch, you'll know what I mean. Secondly, it's the perfect time for this to release.

Given what happened with the pandemic and all, it was a genius movie on their end to make this up. They took advantage of what was going on in society and mixed it in with a Scream like atmosphere. Simple yet brilliant.

Some of the scenes in this were downright hilarious. It's very, very subtle, but if you're paying attention, you will laugh for sure (or at least roll your eyes).

I didn't expect the film to have the twist that it had. You wouldn't expect that at all, kudos yet again for taking advantage of the pandemic.

I would have liked more death scenes, but given how the story played out, wouldn't make much sense to have more. The few death scenes that they had were pretty interesting.

This is a solid watch, I would recommend it.

This gets a LennyReviewz Score of: 7/10.

Parker and her best friend take off to her family's secluded second home to quarantine during the rise of the COVID 19 pandemic, but a stalker has followed them there, and a Nightmare scenario begins.

The trailer really interested me, I'm intrigued by people's views and actions in regards to the pandemic, and I love a good slasher movie, the result was a competent and quite exciting mix.

Really interesting to consider who's side you're on, I won't give Nothing away, but by the end, you may well question if you're on Parker's side of not.

It's not heavy on the politics, they don't push a narrative either way, Covid plays a part, but it's just the backdrop for the situation.

Competently acted and visually pretty good, there are definitely a few thrills and spills along the way, it certainly opens with an audience grabbing scene.

This was pretty good.

7/10.

4 out of 5 stars.

Sick is a good slasher film which uses the time during the fear of covid and quarantining while a killer is on the loose.

The opening scene shows a guy trying to shop what is left at the store. The shelves are empty. Everyone is in distancing and in masks. While he gets a strange text of a person stalking him. Evantually, he goes goes home and a killer is on the hunt for him. Then, plot focuses on two college girls going to a cabin to quarantine while a killer is stalking them and chasing them.

Its like a Scream film with the setting taking place during covid. It would be nice if the film played with the concept on making you guess who the killer is. While it skips that and reveals the killer without playing around with that concept. It is a thriller ride. The cast is good. The film results does feel a little plain.