Peek At The Fire (2022) poster
6.4
Your Rating: 0/10
Ratings: 6.4/10 from 31 users
# of Watchers: 71
Reviews: 1 user
Ranked #73171
Popularity #99999
Watchers 31

Take a peek at the life of an unhappy housewife who finds passionate love from her neighbor and how their affair brings them closer to fire. (Source: FlixPH) Edit Translation

  • English
  • magyar / magyar nyelv
  • עברית / עִבְרִית
  • dansk
  • Country: Philippines
  • Type: Movie
  • Release Date: Jan 28, 2022
  • Duration: 1 hr. 46 min.
  • Score: 6.4 (scored by 31 users)
  • Ranked: #73171
  • Popularity: #99999
  • Content Rating: R - Restricted Screening (nudity & violence)

Cast & Credits

Photos

Peek At The Fire (2022) photo
Peek At The Fire (2022) photo
Peek At The Fire (2022) photo
Peek At The Fire (2022) photo
Peek At The Fire (2022) photo
Peek At The Fire (2022) photo

Reviews

Completed
louminescence
1 people found this review helpful
Jun 6, 2024
Completed 0
Overall 2.0
Story 1.0
Acting/Cast 5.0
Music 1.0
Rewatch Value 1.0

This Film Pissed Me Off

BIG ASS TRIGGER WARNING: There’s physical abuse, death threats, and rape in the film.

How do I even begin? I feel like (and know) there’s so much to say but I don’t want to talk about this film. God, there’s a reason I stay away from films like this and I forget why I even decided to give this one a shot. I think that the entire film is unnecessary because I don’t think the film was even trying to say anything worthwhile. Aside from the obscene amount of sex scenes and violence, yeah, I don’t think there’s anything much the film was trying to convey.

A lot of the time, it felt like the film didn’t have a direction it was following. It got a little boring at times. One thing I am certain of is that the film tried too hard to be edgy. Its elements, to me, are proof of that. The thing is, I would have been fine with the abuse, the rape, the violence if it all boiled down to something. At least, something. No. It didn’t. I’m lost. No, scratch that. I’m fucking blind. I can’t see what the film is trying to say. I sound like a broken record, don’t I?

In the middle of the film, I was just so enraged because everything seemed pointless. At that point, it was just a bunch of graphic sex scenes and abuse. I should’ve stopped watching but my completionist ass won’t let me. I didn’t even get anything fulfilling when I finished the damn film.

The only thing that deserves undisputed praise is the acting. Sid Lucero did good as an abusive twat that he evoked a good kind of reaction from me: fear. A lot of the time, I just ended up laughing at how ridiculous everything was getting or sighing or actually saying, “That’s disgusting” out loud. In his scenes, I found myself getting anxious and that’s the only good thing to ever come from me when it comes to this movie. Angeli Khang, sure, she did okay but her acting does sometimes fall flat. Paolo Gumabao, sure, he did good too. I don’t know what to say, really. Angeli Khang and Paolo Gumabao managed to hold their own in the presence of a great actor such as Sid but still, I can’t help but think that some performances pale in comparison.

I don’t want to talk about this film any more. It just makes me so angry and grossed out. Needless to say, I hated it. I wouldn’t recommend it but if you’re curious, then go ahead.

Read More

Was this review helpful to you?

Recommendations

There have been no recommendations submitted. Be the first and add one.

Recent Discussions

Be the first to create a discussion for Peek At The Fire

Details

  • Movie: Peek At The Fire
  • Country: Philippines
  • Release Date: Jan 28, 2022
  • Duration: 1 hr. 46 min.
  • Content Rating: R - Restricted Screening (nudity & violence)

Statistics

  • Score: 6.4 (scored by 31 users)
  • Ranked: #73171
  • Popularity: #99999
  • Watchers: 71

Top Contributors

28 edits
2 edits
2 edits

Popular Lists

Related lists from users
Vivamax Originals
248 titles 10 loves
Finalizados em 2022
564 titles 1 love

Recently Watched By