My Boo (2024)

Horror comedy - light and fluffy

Cutesy little thing. Look at the poster!!

It might not be the best if you are wanting something grand, bone-chilling or a cinematic marvel, but if you mean to turn your brain off, have something light, lively and predictable on your screen, this one's a winner.

It simply came up when I was planning to watch something else, but it complimented my mood and I am happy to have found it.

I put the usual worry of how they would end up in the back of my mind, and went in with no expectations (after-all in this case I couldn't expect the heroine to have been in a coma all along). The ending was warm and understandable.


Rating explained--
STORY - 7.00 (my average) like another review mentioned it's simple, not much complication and no plotholes I can think of either.
ACTING - They are good actors, but the parts I find worth mentioning is how possessions were acted out well, even when for short moments
MUSIC - the main song was alright, I quite like Test Me by 4Eve (just featured in a scene)
REWATCH - I am not uge on rewatching ANYTHING but this can make the list, if I ever do
OTHERS - good set, cinematography, main actors are so cute 🥹

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Various Levels of Mediocre

I am a little bias when it comes to movies with a paranormal aspect which is why I was hoping for something better. Overall, this movie was just ok. It had a great story concept, but the script was lacking in many ways. There were a few times that the script just skips random things that made it a little confusing. The main problem is the horror, comedy, and romance elements were not successfully done and became boring after a while. Because of this, I started to skip some sections towards the end. However, I did apricate the slight twist in the end. As for the positive, the cast was great. They really did the best with what they had to work with. I also enjoyed the music and the special effects were not that bad.

Random Notes:

The location for Joe's house was also used in the series “Bake Me Please” (Peace’s house), “Shadow” (Dan’s childhood home), “Sing Again” (Piano’s childhood home), “Mama Gogo” (Annie’s house), and in “21 Days Theory” (Q’s house). Once again, I acknowledge that I'm a nerd for this kind of stuff.

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