Does not break any molds but expertly crafts familiar material into an end product that will likely appeal to a wide audience.

A movie absolutely no one in the general public was clamoring for and, although many will see it, the well-earned “unnecessary” label should stick.

Perhaps not as gloriously, guiltily entertaining as some of the films writer/director Halina Reijn used as models but it offers its own pleasures.

The advance word-of-mouth has oversold its badness; instead of being truly awful, it is simply mediocre.