Well, you might want to not really get your hopes up for anything grand here, when and if you sit down to watch the 2020 horror movie titled "Honeydew". As I sat down to watch it, I wasn't sure what I was getting into, as I hadn't heard about the movie prior to watching it. So writers Dan Kennedy and Devereux Milburn had every opportunity to impress and bedazzle me with "Honeydew". And I must admit that the movie's cover/poster definitely seemed interesting, and it is what lured me in at the first place. And the fact that it was a horror movie that I hadn't already seen did of course help win me over. I will say that the acting performances in "Honeydew" definitely were good, and it was nice to see new and unfamiliar faces on the screen. I wasn't familiar with the cast that they had managed to get together for this movie, so that was definitely something I enjoyed. However, despite some interesting and good performances, then the actors and actresses had very little to work with in terms of a properly entertaining and enjoyable script and storyline. "Honeydew" is a movie that is of an acquired taste and liking. Sadly the movie fell short of what entertains me, so I wasn't impressed with the movie, much less actually entertained by the events that transpired on the screen. It all just felt pointless, mundane and actually boring. For a horror movie, then "Honeydew" was an offbeat movie. It most certainly wasn't a traditional horror, for better or worse. And I am sure that this fact will find appeal with some audience viewers, while missing the point with others. If you, like me, am a seasoned horror veteran, then I would suggest that you skip out on "Honeydew", because the movie isn't really worth it. Some of us suffered through the ordeal, so you don't have to. My rating of "Honeydew" settles on a mere three out of ten stars.

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