Mauler (2025) Movie Review

Mauler – Movie Review

First Reaction – Mauler is a creepy late-night horror.

Where to Watch

ON DIGITAL AND ON DEMAND MAY 20.

Director: Terence Bernie Hines

Writer: Terence Bernie Hines (Screenplay)

Cast

  • Kate Noel
  • Skyylar Perdomo
  • Sebastian Betancur
  • Sarah Siverson
  • Jayden Stith (Anti-Wonderful)

Storyline: Strapped for funds, five youthful companions venture into a chilling murder mansion, participating in a dark web contest promising $25K. However, their intentions quickly turn into a merciless battle for survival as they encounter a 7-foot religious fanatic armed with a sledgehammer, intent on slaughtering any perceived sinners.

Runtime: 1 Hour 19 Minutes 

There may be spoilers in the rest of the review

Tale: The tale commences as a quintet of companions – Michele, Stevo, Jada, Jen, and Adam – embark on an exciting journey. A tantalizing legend whispers of them spending one chilling night within a foreboding mansion, once the scene of a heinous murder, in exchange for a lucrative payment.

The group of pals is aware of the enigma surrounding the house and wishes to uncover its hidden truths. Yet, their journey takes an ominous turn as they discover the unsettling facts about the homeowners and their suspicious activities.

Verdict on Mauler

Recap

In the story, I find myself among five companions drawn into a chilling mystery involving a hidden web’s tantalizing reward. As the clock strikes midnight, we dare to spend a night in what is said to be a house of death. Yet, it seems the ominous presence within has no intention of allowing any of us to escape alive.

Best Parts

The spooky tale of the haunted house and its overwhelming occupant are enough to terrify anyone, even without any physical deformities.

Worst Parts

The film starts off sluggishly, devoting excessive time to the friends debating whether to proceed, which delays the action. A scene where one character is struck down seems unrealistic due to their quick recovery. Additionally, it fails to generate sufficient suspense, even though the characters are in a precarious predicament.

Final ThoughtsMauler fits a late-night horror 101.

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2025-05-23 18:37