The horror-lite movie Sketch is the summer's best, weirdest family film
"Sketch," a junior-horror monster movie, has emerged as a surprise hit this summer, defying the typical live-action remakes and animated sequels. The film, directed by newcomer Alex Bulkley, follows a group of young friends who discover a mysterious sketchbook that brings their drawings to life, leading to a series of bizarre and supernatural events. Despite its horror-lite premise, "Sketch" has been praised for its inventive storytelling, engaging characters, and a unique blend of humor and suspense that appeals to both children and adults. The film's success underscores the growing demand for original, high-quality family-friendly content that offers more than just a rehash of familiar franchises. With its fresh take on the monster movie genre and its ability to captivate audiences of all ages, "Sketch" has emerged as a standout in this summer's crowded cinematic landscape.
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