The real-world wrinkles aren’t just a cynical way to make the routine more relevant. They give all the bloody murder a meaning.

Sick is a slick shot of horror, fast-paced, and written with just enough biting commentary to make it a cut above.

If you’re willing to sit through an otherwise stock take on the ol’ teens-and-terror-at-a-lake-house chestnut in the name of Covidsploitation curiosity, have at it.

It achieves its goal to entertain the viewer with a solid slasher that, despite reminding us quite a bit of Scream, it stands on its own with a relatable story and good use of technical resources in pursuit of the narrative. [Full Review in Spanish]