BAD CUPID

Cinemavixion Review

"Bad Cupid" plunges viewers into a chaotic romantic adventure helmed by an unconventional deity. John Rhys-Davies embodies Archie, a god whose approach to love is less about gentle guidance and more about a deadly, comic mission to ensure true love prevails, or at least that someone experiences a dramatic outcome. The film promises a wild ride, featuring a heartbroken protagonist, his eccentric cousin, and a kidnapped rival, all swept up in Archie's unhinged schemes. With a blend of comedy and fantasy, "Bad Cupid" explores the unpredictable, and sometimes perilous, nature of romance. The narrative, enriched by the direction of Diane Cossa and Neal Howard, offers a unique take on the cupid mythos, delivering a darkly humorous and thrilling cinematic experience that challenges conventional notions of love and fate.