Is Netflix's 'The Rip' Total Garbage?

Opinions are definitely mixed. A Twitter poll sparked by @PeterMcCormack's harsh critique of Netflix's 'The Rip' reveals a fractured audience.

The poll garnered 534 responses, showing no clear consensus.

Some found redeeming qualities: "@PeterMcCormack Disagree. It starts off looking like one thing and delivers something else, without cheating, no weird woke stuff. Felt like a 90s mov..." said @McMac35030259.

Others echoed the original sentiment: @Ice3834 commented, "@PeterMcCormack That’s what happens when it’s not a true studio movie. Netflix is trash".

@golfisright offered a middle ground: "@PeterMcCormack Disagree. Not a classic but fine and enjoyable with a good twist at the end".

Analysis: The negative votes lead slightly, but when combined with "okay/mediocre/fine" there's a large section of lukewarmness. This might point to a film that doesn't inspire strong feelings either way, settling into background noise for streaming audiences, or maybe it's just a film where expectations weren't very high to begin with.

Ultimately, audience reaction suggests 'The Rip' is far from a universally panned disaster, but also not a resounding success, landing somewhere in the vast, gray area of watchable-but-forgettable streaming content.