Hell hath no fury than a pregnant woman scorned. Fairly decent revenge thriller shot through with an (unhealthy) dose of black humour.

Alice Lowe deserves credit for trying to write, direct, and star in her own very pregnant slasher fever dream, but for me Prevenge is a classic case of ambition swallowing entertainment whole. The setup is strong enough on paper, and that first kill really does jolt the movie awake, but after that it turns into a slow, self-satisfied crawl where the body count keeps rising while my interest flatlined. Lowe’s film was widely praised by critics for its audacity and dark-comic premise, with Rotten Tomatoes listing it at 95% and reviewers like The Guardian calling it a strong directorial debut, but I landed much closer to the minority view from RogerEbert.com, which called it a great gonzo idea looking for better execution. At a certain point I stopped caring about the plot, because the plot seemed to stop caring about itself, and I was basically fast-forwarding just to get to the kills, which were not even good enough to justify the homework. The whole thing feels like a slasher that mistakes sluggishness for mood and eccentricity for substance. Bold, sure. Effective? Not for me. By the end it felt less like a revenge movie and more like being trapped in a very smug prenatal class with a knife.

It's an okay movie, but it kind of felt like they didn't really know where to take it.

Well that was different for a revenge plot, some dark humour, some bloody scenes, a pregnant lady that some how her figure was changing sizes each scene but yeah It was a good watch, dark and weird at times and could of been better but I wasn’t expecting greatness knowing it was a cheap budget film..

Excellent bloody, violent Revenge story.