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Jennifer Lawrence is as incredible as always.

Stylized to the point of being humorous. More cheese than menace.

An absolute train wreck. This movie tries to exist in three different genres and fails miserably at each of them.

A well worn and predictable plot that's executed competently, mostly due to Shannon's acting.

A plot so preposterous it's almost funny. Joaquin Phoenix went to the James Dean/Marlon Brando school of acting in this one. He mumbles and broods his way through his part.

I'm a fan of classic ghost tales, but this one fails to deliver. Pedestrian, with laughable scenes like a wheelchair chasing someone.

This movie didn't know if it wanted to be a remembrance or a crime documentary. It fails on both accounts. Technically, it's poorly done with one of the worst features being the narrator who speaks very, very quickly in a monotone. It's difficult to follow what's being said.

The plot turns out to be a cosmic joke on the audience.

Slick Hollywood nonsense that tries to sell fiction as fact.

An elongated turd of a movie. Almost every aspect of it is bad.