Film Review – Johnny & Clyde

After sitting through the opening 15 minutes of “Johnny & Clyde,” I’m sure most viewers will ask themselves the same question: Am I watching a sequel? Co-writer/director Tom DeNucci (joined by 26 producers) doesn’t put any care into character introduction and storytelling is something beyond his capabilities, instead throwing all kinds of faces, places, and information at the screen in the hopes something will stick. There’s no information readily available that lists the endeavor as a follow-up to another movie, but anything is possible, and the majority of “Johnny & Clyde” certainly acts like the second chapter of a crime saga, and one with interest in fantasy elements while running through the same old business with thrill-killers. It’s an unwatchable mess, sure to be one of the worst films of 2023, but perhaps this is what DeNucci is going for, but that would be giving him credit for this jumble of noise and colors, and he hasn’t earned such consideration. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com