‘Neighborhood Watch’ Review: Jack Quaid and Jeffrey Dean Morgan Make an Entertaining Odd Couple Investigating a Potentially Imaginary Crime
“Rageaholic meets schizophrenic” may not sound like a very enticing hook for a buddy comedy, but that dysfunctional duo proves pretty good company in “Neighborhood Watch.” Duncan Skiles’ first feature since 2018’s darker crime tale “The Clovehitch Killer” recalls shaggier 1970s cinema in its emphasis on quirky character dynamics over suspense, action or plot intricacies. […]
“Rageaholic meets schizophrenic” may not sound like a very enticing hook for a buddy comedy, but that dysfunctional duo proves pretty good company in “Neighborhood Watch.” Duncan Skiles’ first feature since 2018’s darker crime tale “The Clovehitch Killer” recalls shaggier 1970s cinema in its emphasis on quirky character dynamics over suspense, action or plot intricacies. […]
