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Maxxxine is a reference-packed movie, like X and Pearl before it. All three movies pay homage to previous eras of cinema: X, set in 1979, is a visual and narrative throwback to ’70s slashers ...
MaXXXine is a grisly exploitation thriller set between quotation marks, with an anachronistically empowered heroine at its center. — Owen Gleiberman, Variety. MaXXXine commits a bit too...
Summary. MaXXXine's ending connects to the X trilogy themes, showcasing success through resilience. The killer's identity, motives, and connection to Maxine are revealed in the third act, adding to the film's mystery and tension. The ambiguous ending leaves room for a potential fourth X film, exploring Maxine's future and the series' continuation.
As the film approaches its conclusion, “MaXXXine” oddly lacks tension and momentum. The revelation of the killer’s identity and motivation only raises more questions than it answers.
‘Maxxxine’ Review: Mia Goth Fights the Hollywood Power in Ti West’s Retro- ’80s Schlock Sex-and-Horror Thriller. It’s Fun at Times, but It’s No ‘Pearl’
MaXXXine is a 2024 American horror film written, directed, produced, and edited by Ti West. It is the third installment in West's X film series following X and Pearl (both 2022), serving as a direct sequel to the former.
Overall, Maxxxine is an excellent movie that mixes psychological thriller elements with classic slasher themes. Set in the 80s, the film creates a rich backdrop for the story while combining...
