Freddy is an engaging thriller indeed. Every actor did a superb job. Script is tight and on point. However, it suffers from the same problem that most thriller movies suffer from. Every character leaves a mountain of circumstantial and forensic evidence that is very conveniently ignored. Cops are so naive like they were born yesterday.
A strong man sits on the chest of another man and punches on his right cheek and jaw with all his might at least 10 times. And yet, there is no broken tooth, broken cheek or jawbone or broken gums. Just a slight bleeding and the victim gets up completely fine.
If you are willing to ignore such absurdities, Freddy will keep you glued for 2 hours.
A strong man sits on the chest of another man and punches on his right cheek and jaw with all his might at least 10 times. And yet, there is no broken tooth, broken cheek or jawbone or broken gums. Just a slight bleeding and the victim gets up completely fine.
If you are willing to ignore such absurdities, Freddy will keep you glued for 2 hours.