Tarantino has yet to make an outright bad movie so far, though IMO The Hateful Eight comes close.

At the same time though I think there's something tactless/tasteless about using Sharon Tate's murder as just the backdrop to a movie.

It's like right when Hollywood seems to be taking small steps in the right direction as far as stronger female characters and feminist narratives, here comes Tarantino with a movie that only in part involves the true story of the brutal murder of a pregnant woman. And the movie isn't even about her per se.

Shit is not what we need right now.