I wonder if it was just a director’s choice to have Christy so cold but I didn’t care for it. I feel more emotionally connected with Jennifer whereas Jamie is just this girl. What she goes through is horrible but not as much as with Jennifer. She seems to have one facial look through most of the movie. We get Jamie Bernadette (Reel Evil and The Bunnyman Massacre) as Christy, Jennifer’s daughter. But I think the script/story kind of let her down. I did like seeing Camille Keaton (known for I Spit on Your Grave 1978 and What Have You Done to Solange?) returning as Jennifer. Unfortunately I think the kills were better in the original. It’s just like when Jennifer kills Johnny. The next is Kevin’s privates are cut off. (And finishes him off with a gunshot.) While Jennifer kills Andy with an ax to the back. Christy kills Herman by stabbing him with a sickle. Two of the deaths are throughbacks to deaths in the original.
#I spit on your grave deja vu 2019 movie
There’s eight deaths in the movie (and mentions of the four from the original movie). Family members of the original four men want revenge and now it’s their turn. Jennifer and her daughter are kidnapped and taken back to the location where Jennifer was raped years prior. But OMG, I Spit on Your Grave Deja Vu was bad. I know that there are some I like that others don’t and vice versa. Now, I keep an open mind when going into movies. And then I started hearing what people thought of it. *Kudos to Mike Justice for both of these salient points.When I heard the team of Meir Zarchi and Camille Keaton were back for a sequel to I Spit on Your Grave, I was excited. I feel bad that they sent me a copy of this and I beat it up so badly, so in return for their generosity, I can recommend a few better movies from their site like Haunt, City of the Living Dead and T he Sect. The blu ray extras include audio commentary by Joe Bob Briggs, cast interviews, a making-of feature and the trailer. This is the kind of Rob Zombie movie that even Rob Zombie wouldn’t make. Plus, we’re supposed to believe that our lead character is trapped in a backwoods town peopled only by people that want her dead, but we also just see people walking around like nothing bad is happening*. If you’re going to stage a burial plot using props from a Halloween store, maybe you shouldn’t set them up in an actual cemetery alongside actual headstones that cost upward of $10,000. It has some of the worst performances I’ve seen in some time and I felt bad for both Keaton and Bernadette, who really was trying in this. Original director Meir Zarchi came back after several sequels and this feels unwieldy, particularly with a two-and-a-half-hour length. That said, this movie was a really rough watch. There’s another revelation coming even after that which didn’t surprise me, but what happens after did. The big surprise in this - spoiler warning - is that Jennifer dies quite early and we instead spend much of the movie watching her daughter get revenge, going way further their her mother ever did. Meanwhile, the families of Jennifer’s revenge have not forgotten what she did to them and plan on getting their own eye for an eye. Johnny’s wife, Becky (Maria Olsen, Starry Eyes), Johnny’s mother, Millie and father Henry, Matthew’s grandmother Beady Eyes and father Herman, Andy’s cousin, Scotty and Stanley’s brother Kevin have had years to plan. Meanwhile, her daughter Christy (Jamie Bernadette) has been modeling since she was ten years old. Since we last saw Jennifer, she’s been acquitted of all charges and wrote a bestselling book based on her ordeal and has also become a successful rape counselor. I find it even more humorous that people have attributed that quote to Confucius for years and it’s probably from Japan, not China. This starts with a quote that says if you plan on revenge, dig two graves and spit on one, which is funny. Forty years after I Spit On Your Grave, this film promises the return of Jennifer Hills (Camille Keaton).
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