Branagh's Latest Poirot Film Fails to Deliver Suspense and Scares

Kenneth Branagh's new Poirot film "A Haunting in Venice" is being criticized as boring and falling short on delivering scares.
The film attempts a blend of mystery and horror but lacks intrigue, character development and effective editing.
While featuring stars like Tina Fey, the movie aims for an old-school charm but isn't genuinely frightening.
Set in post-WWII Venice, the film tells a murder mystery with ghostly elements but lacks sharper scares of Branagh's previous horror films.
Though visually capturing Venice's atmosphere, reviews say the movie is engaging but not scary enough.