Burn It All

In no reality is Burn It All a recommended watch, but please trust that it's an undeniably compelling viewing experience built on a profound badness.

If someone put together a list of movies that are an unintentionally bad parody of feminism, then Burn It All should be on that list ... The Burn It All title is an apt description of what should've happened to this abysmal screenplay.

While tonally unfixed and narratively bloated, Burn It All ignites discourse on bodily integrity and feminism within the framework of a straight-forward thriller and mostly succeeds.

Burn It All is incompetent in every conceivable way but the manner in which it fails its female characters - all three of them! - and in particular Alex is inexcusable.

In your face storytelling can be be off putting at first. As the movie progresses, it becomes clear why it is so blunt. Great action scenes.