Bad Apples (2026) Movie Review

But this one is more like-- It actually does feel like a Tubi movie when you think about it, but it's just like a-- I would say it's like a white version of, of a, of a Black version of Tubi movie, even though the adopted daughter's Black.

But still, it-it's-- that's what the movie's about, is about, about these two family.

They have children they adopted.

They adopted a new daughter to be part of their family.

Um, the daughter's living with them now.

The oldest daughter is kind of jealous of the girl, but guess what? They both have a history.

So the question is, which one is really the bad apple? That's the question.

But this movie doesn't give away the se- give away no kind of secret because it's pretty obvious who's the villain in this movie, so it-- they already show it right away.

And I was surprised how fast-paced this movie was because it was like, wow, it's just already finished.

Um, it does have that Tubi style acting like you see in the Black version, Black Tubi movies.

But I-I-- to me, this movie was entertaining anyway, man.

But anyway, um, yeah, it was like bo-both girls have bad history, you know.

The white girl is the one that's doing the violence pretty much, but you get-- but this movie's gonna have you think if the, if the Black girl's the guilty one, but you realize that she's not anyway.

And, um, there is deaths in this movie.

There are kill scenes in this movie 'cause the, this white, the oldest daughter, white girl, start killing people that she don't like or that may be a threat to her.

But this movie does deliver a surprise twist ending because there's-- she always have somebody with her, which you do, you do not expect, and they do have a flashback scene with her backstory, which they show you a beginning part of it a little bit, which also gave it away when you think about it, so it's pretty obvious.

Like, this movie, it had no secrets.

It just throws it, like, right in your face.

But, um, yeah, m- I mean, the, yeah, the acting's a little over the top, but it's, like, sits-- it's just entertaining anyway.