Slice

In a spooky, ghost-ridden city, a pack of degenerate pizza-faced werewolves are killing off the local business community. The surviving storefronts, led by a tough pizzeria owner, must then team up with an unlikely contracted werewolf hunter to stop the killings. As the body count rises, the survivors must fight for their lives in a desperate attempt to survive the night.

Slice received a generally negative reception from critics, who found its plot confusing and its attempts at horror-comedy uneven. While some appreciated its unique premise and energetic performances, many felt it failed to deliver on its potential.

• The film's unconventional premise and stylish visuals are its strongest assets.

• Attempts at blending horror and comedy often fall flat, leading to a tonal imbalance.

• The narrative structure can be convoluted, making it difficult for audiences to follow.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally echo critical sentiment, with many finding the film bizarre and disjointed. Some viewers appreciated the originality and the gore, but a significant portion found it to be a confusing and ultimately unsatisfying experience.

The film was directed by Austin Vesely, who previously directed the music video for Chance the Rapper's "Same Drugs," and Chance the Rapper himself has a small, uncredited role in "Slice" as a werewolf.