Incoming – Movie Review
Director: Dave Chernin, John Chernin
Writer: Dave Chernin, John Chernin (Screenplay)
Cast
- Mason Thames (The Black Phone)
- Ramon Reed (13)
- Raphael Alejandro (Jungle Cruise)
- Isabella Ferreira (Joker)
- Ali Gallo (Unhuman)
Plot: Four freshmen navigate the terrors of adolescence at their first-ever high school party.
Runtime: 1 Hour 31 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: Incoming starts when Benj (Thames), Eddie (Reed), Connor (Alejandro) and Koosh (Seiri) start their high school experience. Benj has a massive crush on his sister Alyssa’s (Gallo) best friend Bailey (Ferreira). He sees it as his opportunity to get closer to her as the four want to make an impact in high school.
The four want to instantly become popular by attending a party after the first week. However, their plans become difficult as the night unfolds and they have one of their greatest night but not together.
Verdict on Incoming
Incoming is a high school comedy following four freshmen trying to make an impact at a high school. The four guys believe they are going to become popular by attending the party and going through a series of different events.
This movie takes the Superbad idea of a ridiculous party and decides to try and recapture the magic. However, it fails to do that and spends more time trying to do something outrageous than getting the deeper meaning of the story. It feels more like a series of insults, struggles to get laughs and doesn’t make any of the characters feel memorable. This becomes an awful example of how the high school experience and parties could occur.
Where to Watch
Incoming is available on Netflix now.
Final Thoughts – Incoming is a dreadful example of a high school party.
