A massacre at a summer camp leaves Sloan and Cherry as the sole survivors, having been there as counselors. The girls search for answers as to the truth of what really happened when masked men wielding machetes wreaked havoc on the camp. As she digs deeper, Sloan finds evidence that leads her to believe her girlfriend, Cherry, was involved. Cherry denies it but Sloan becomes more frantic. What’s really true?
I’m beginning to think that the final girls trope is really not my thing. I wasn’t a fan of THE LAST GIRLS STANDING. The toxic relationship and immense amount of gaslighting quickly became grating and given that that’s a large part of the premise, there wasn’t a whole lot for me to enjoy. The pacing was very slow which just added to my struggle to find interest. When I finally reached the end, the conclusion felt underwhelming.
THE LAST GIRLS STANDING didn’t work for me. It would likely be better for an audience that enjoys the final girls trope and classic slasher movies.
I’m beginning to think that the final girls trope is really not my thing. I wasn’t a fan of THE LAST GIRLS STANDING. The toxic relationship and immense amount of gaslighting quickly became grating and given that that’s a large part of the premise, there wasn’t a whole lot for me to enjoy. The pacing was very slow which just added to my struggle to find interest. When I finally reached the end, the conclusion felt underwhelming.
THE LAST GIRLS STANDING didn’t work for me. It would likely be better for an audience that enjoys the final girls trope and classic slasher movies.