I might be saying this because knowing the endings to the other two movies kinda ruined the fun, but this adaptation really stands out from the other two for me. Its Gothic visuals are gorgeous. The atmosphere feels like an Edgar Allan Poe story. Kenneth Braunaugh's portrayal of Hercules Poirot is excellent. However, the movie is not without problems. The pacing in the middle part of the movie kinda slogs down a little bit. The reveal scene comes a bit abrupt, and the killing method is a little bit lame for my taste (except for one part). But overall, I had a good time watching it and discussing it with my friends afterwards.
Review of A Haunting in Venice
