Asiel R. Lavie

Other than the obvious plot holes, I think the movie is worth watching. It was entertaining. The dialogue felt natural, and the actors have done a great job.

I loved this movie! The only confusing thing was “what he could do to stop the curse,” and he did everything he thought of, yet time kept moving so fast.

Overall, three stars. If I’ll cut this movie down, then “full five stars” for the first perfect 40 minutes, the rest of the film is not for me. If you don’t like vampires, then don’t waste your time.

Actual rating: Two and a half star.

I liked the movie, but the ending was the most shameful and silly scene. According to the character ARC, it wasn’t realistic that Chloe would give her mom pills and harm her the way the mom used to do. I found some plot holes as well; the story never revealed what was wrong with the mother. The “I was protecting you” didn’t make sense. I was expecting some answers for her mental illness or at least a brief explanation. Also, why mom locked Chloe in the same place where she kept all the documents that would expose her? Lazy, lazy scene. However, overall it was enjoyable and I was on the edge of my seat many times. Kiera Allen is an incredible actress, and her performance was above and beyond.

This is the most un-realistic movie I’ve ever watched! I spent my time counting the plot holes. The whole story is based on one assumption, which is her phone. I mean, come on! Is there anyone in the twenty one century who don’t lock his phone, at least with a password? What if she took her phone with her when she stepped out of the car to pay for gas? Also, she wasted valuable time in just asking stupid questions, instead of calling 911. Alas, when the damn bad men will start dying like any one else in the movies? She hits him with a car and yet, there he is, ladies and gentlemen, still with all his strength, bunching her as there is nothing wrong with him. I just wasted my valuable time watching this nonsense. I can’t believe that Russel Crow has agreed to act in such a poor written movie!