Christopher Landon
A solid (if underutilized) cast can't save this utterly generic Netflix original.
Film fans know Landon for his horror offerings, from "Paranormal Activity" to "Happy Death Day," but as he tells IndieWire, he's all about scaring up something new.
This weekend's day-and-date release of "Halloween Ends" has brought a controversial topic back from the dead.
Christopher Landon's fun twist on the "Freaky Friday" concept isn't as fresh as his "Happy Death Day" series, but it's entertaining where it counts.
Rothe is still a final girl who knows exactly what she's doing, but Christopher Landon's confused sequel doesn't have any idea what it wants to be.
