Netflix's Time Cut Criticized for Weak Execution

Netflix's 'Time Cut' blends horror, teen comedy, and science fiction, offering a fresh take on the time-travel slasher genre. The film follows Lucy, who discovers a time machine and travels back to 2003 to prevent the murder of her sister, Summer, by the Sweetly Slasher. Despite its intriguing premise and nostalgic elements, critics argue that the film falters in pacing and character development, leaving viewers disconnected from the story. Director Hannah Macpherson aimed to evoke the early 2000s culture, yet the film struggles to deliver a compelling narrative, often prioritizing pop culture references over depth. While 'Time Cut' taps into the popular combination of slasher and nostalgia, it may feel overdone and lacks the freshness needed to engage audiences fully. Overall, the film presents a missed opportunity to capitalize on its unique concept.