Jayuss Kayuss

Ive never been a fan of found footage type movies because I dont like the shakiness, but luckily, that isnt what the whole movie is. The acting was pretty mid and at times bad. Alot of cliche lines like "we have to get out of here!" And "thanks for the history lesson, but we need to find a way out of here if we're going to live" were scattered throughout the movie, which made me roll my eyes. The characters were flat and uninteresting, to the point where I wasnt even upset when the protags boyfriend died. If that doesnt speak volumes, I dont know what will. Common sense was lacking too. I could nit-pick, but its your standard horror movie logic we're all used to seeing. There were some things that made absolutely no sense, like the father getting his entire heart ripped but a few minutes later, hes tied to a post and screaming as he's watching his soul get weighed, or the fact that the last 2 survivors are talking at full volume voices as if they dont have to worry about Anubis hearing them. Just bad. Also, them abandoning their masks despite the smell and risk of there being poisonous fumes was a dead giveaway that the rest of the movie was going to be a sh!tshow. Final verdict, its not a movie id watch again nor a movie id recommend. Just watch the Mummy 1&2 with Brendan Fraiser if youre in the mood for Egyptian horror

Just because it's old doesn't mean it's good. I don't mind slowburn movies, but wow there were times I was practically falling asleep because nothing had really happened in 10-15 minutes that actually contributed to the movie. I feel like too many characters were getting introduced when I still wasn't that invested in the main ones. Also, there's the common sense factor. Is your daughter telling you that her imaginary friend is talking about kids that were murdered in the house? Just brush it off. Find a portal to hell in your basement? No biggie, just hop into bed upstairs after you put your kids to bed and think nothing of it. They left their dog downstairs with the open portal too. What really makes me want to give it a low rating is that the movie didn't go full circle. Zero payoff. They just hopped in the van and went bye bye. The end

I watched it with a friend and we thought it was a bad movie. Bad dialog, predictable, and there's hardly any plot. The siblings bickering about who's fastest while they're getting attacked was straight out of elementary school too. Lots of head scratching movie logic going on too. If you know arrows are coming through the window, why would someone go look out of the window a couple of scenes later? Why would the killer spend time writing "you're next" in blood just to kill the person 2 seconds after they see the message? Why couldn't the killer family members just sedate them at the table and then kill them to avoid the whole mess? And how convenient is it that the final girl grew up in a survivalist compound... the shaky camera shots and half of heads being cut off in certain scenes came off as annoying, that dude acting like having sex next to his dead mom (who he had killed) was crossing a line was laughable along with the killers accomplice warning the other killer not to get DNA on stuff, despite the fact that they weren't wearing gloves in the first place! Bad.

So bad. My mom and I laughed through the whole thing. I'm not gonna write an essay about it, but this is a dog sh** addition to the franchise.