Klara is going to die today unless she kills her husband instead. The Calendar Killer has given her that impossible choice. When Jules starts his night shift at a safety helpline for lonely women on their way home Klara's call rea...

Morgana says: "The Calendar Killer" presents an intriguing premise that unfortunately doesn't fully deliver on its potential. The plot, while engaging at times, follows a somewhat predictable trajectory that leaves seasoned viewers yearning for more twists and depth. Character development is adequate, but many of the personalities feel like archetypes rather than fully fleshed-out individuals, making it difficult to form a strong connection with them. The acting is competent; the cast performs their roles with professionalism, yet there’s a noticeable lack of chemistry among key characters that detracts from the overall impact. Moments of tension are present but often dissipate too quickly, leaving the audience wanting more suspenseful build-up. Visually, the film has its moments, with some striking cinematography that captures the darker themes effectively. However, these visual highlights are occasionally overshadowed by uneven pacing and dialogue that feels clunky at times. Despite its shortcomings, "The Calendar Killer" manages to be mildly entertaining for those who enjoy crime thrillers without expecting groundbreaking storytelling or character arcs. It serves as a passable watch for a casual movie night but likely won't leave a lasting impression. Overall, while it checks off all the boxes of a thriller, it ultimately falls short of elevating itself beyond mediocrity.