Jackjack (877 KP) rated Mom and Dad (2018) in Movies
Mar 2, 2020
This film was a good idea and had a lot of potential, the story line that every mom and dad catches a virus turning them on there own children and wanting to kill them all worked perfectly in this action horror. However the ending was highly disappointing and I wasn't exactly expecting it to finish when it did it's almost Asif there should have been another half hour/hour to show us all what happened if it went or not. In the description of the film it says the virus only lastest 24hours but like most films it didn't, but should have shown us what happened after instead just leaves us with a scene where the parents are still not well.
On the whole nice actor choice good story line apart from the bleak end scene it's still worth the watch!
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