Cecilia (Aisha Dee) is a mental health influencer on social media. Currently, she is living her best life, working from home and selling branded products, and Cecila recently hit two hundred thousand followers! The start of the film shows Cecilia recording a video sharing her passion with the world and introducing a sales pitch to tempt her followers. One day, while going to a local chemist, Cecilia bumps into her old best friend Emma (Hannah Barlow), whom she has known since she was a young child. It’s been over a decade since Cecilia last saw Emma. The two share a basic conversation, and Emma asks for Cecilia’s details. Soon, Cecilia gets a personal invite to attend Emma’s bachelorette party- an entire weekend at a remote cabin. Cecilia, at first, refuses but is convinced to tag along. As the bachelorette weekend begins, Cecilia discovers that an old school bully named Alex (Emily De Margheriti) is also attending Emma’s celebration. Alex has a thirst to dish out some revenge, leaving Cecilia feeling uncomfortable. She is forced to reflect on a tragic moment from her past that has been haunting her for a long time. Now, Alex’s reoccurring and consistent bullying sets off a “trigger”, and blood begins pouring out on the party and its attendees. Sissy carries a great combination of drama, horror and a nice touch of comedy. This story brings to life bullying and the trauma this can cause. There is a fun level of suspense, and the surprising kills and unexpected plot twists (especially after the first act passes) were exciting to see. On-screen kills are very satisfying, and the gore and violence also impressed me. As for the comedy aspect, the kills here are so shocking that I couldn’t help but laugh or chuckle at various moments. The leading performance from Aisha Dee as Sissy is a big highlight here. The actress portrays various emotions throughout the feature and even delivers a few witty and dramatic moments. At times, side performances feel a little over the top, but granted, and it’s still fun. Overall, this is a fun slasher film that successfully creates drama and comedy. The lead, played by Aisha Dee, is amazing and is the biggest highlight of the entire feature. Kills and the horror aspect here is shocking, fun and comedic, and I loved the film's big reveals after the first act. However, the musical score lowers the quality of the movie for the majority of its duration, and Sissy follows a formula that lets the audience know what’s coming for a good portion of the film before delivering a touching and pleasing finale. Still, it’s a slasher flick with plenty of solid ingredients, and I recommend you check it out and get #triggered if you dare. * This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com