Make-up, hairstyle, and clothes make Lopez's look ever-changing. And her appearance in the film is like a teacher on TV, with both form and spirit. For movie fans, the film provides some small thrills and fun, although it is far from fully exploiting its potential in terms of plot or intention
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"The Boy Next Door" is neither good nor bad. It is neither pretentious nor scary enough, let alone unforgettable. In short, it is like an ordinary neighbor, nothing more. You can try peeping occasionally, but you may eventually find that everything is just a waste of time
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"The Boy Next Door" is a low-cost psychological thriller. The final box office score is not bad relative to the film cost of 4 million US dollars, but the reputation is very poor. The film’s story is clichéd, it’s a stalker’s story. It has been restored many times on the big screen. First of all, the content is fried, let alone other things. This is a B-level film that seems a little shameless. It looks like a bunch of cheap programs from late-night cable stations, which can barely be used as a quick time-killing product
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"The Boy Next Door" has no surprises, it's a breathless, uninspiring trash movie, and what's more disappointing is that it's funless trash
. The film’s commendation lies in the insanity script of Barbara Curry. The fantasy world in the script is full of elements such as block bullies, junior high school prom and middle-class sexual panic; the original intention of the film may not be a satire of Paul Van Hoo. Wen’s violent aesthetics, but it does seem to be the case
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