REVIEW: Tiffany The Doll(2022)

Ok, so I watched Tiffany The Doll recently because people kept talking about it, all over social media. While other people have their opinions of it, I enjoyed the storyline and main plot. 




Tiffany The Doll is a horror movie that involves a series of sex dolls coming to life and killing their owners. I’m a big fan on horror movies so an all black cast peaked my interest even more.

This film was written, directed, and produced by Felicia Rivers, who also has directed other films such as Treasure Box, and Lilith's Ball. Tiffany The Doll is the first film of her's that I have viewed, and it was a fun time!

What I Enjoyed:


I enjoyed the main plot. Something about sex dolls coming alive and murdering their owners kept me wondering what was next, and each man that bought a doll was so blinded by sex that they couldn’t see the clear signs that their lives were in danger🤣

The acting in this film was very authentic by the whole cast, especially the actresses who were playing the dolls themselves. The writing for Tiffany The Doll wasn’t bad, I didn’t see the plot twist coming at the end and I like that they left it open for a sequel.


What Needed Work:


The cinematography on Tiffany The Doll could’ve been better, more specifically the camera angles and camera movement. The camera was a little shaky,which was distracting at times.

I’ve seen other people talk about how this film didn’t seem realistic but honestly what horror film is 100% realistic🤷🏾‍♀️ My favorite part about watching horror films is seeing imperfect characters ignore the indications that danger was close.


Here’s my ratings:


Production Quality: C

Acting: B+

Plot/Storyline: B+

Directing/Writing: B+

Cinematography: C

Editing: C


Overall, I’d rate Tiffany The Doll 6.8/10⭐️ 


My rating may be lower than others but I wanted to leave the whole cast and crew with plenty of room for growth. I’m rooting for Geechee One Films, and I hope that with OUR support they can continue to entertain us with unique stories that we haven't seen before on the big screen.

With all that being said, give Tiffany The Doll a watch for yourself and keep an open mind. More than anything this film will give you a good laugh, I notice something new everytime I watch it🤣 



For updates on this film and production company, I suggest following the cast and crew on social media!








Comments

  1. AnonymousDecember 30, 2022 at 2:03 PM

    The storyline alone is already wild enough for me to try this one. My interest is piqued!🤣

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnonymousJanuary 7, 2023 at 3:53 AM

    It was amazing

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