holly Smith

I always liked the movie. It has its moments. It has it's goofs and errors. But I always found it odd that Sam liked Josie while thinking she was 17 and increasingly grows fond of her. But then gets mad when he finds out she lied about her age and who she was.. He should be happy she isn't a minor. 🤔

*spoilers* I like Mike Flanagan's work. This movie was okay the first time around when I watched it a few years ago. I just watched it again, and there are so many things in it that make you go, "really??" Her house has so many double glass doors, and several windows. When the man first makes himself known, there are several minutes before he cuts the power, that Maddie could have easily gotten back on her laptop to call a friend. Thus making it a 15 minute movie. Nothing is stopping this guy from throwing a rock through a window, or door, particularly, easily making his way inside. When she attempts to set off her car alarm with the fob, those things generally work up to 20 feet away.. but oh so coincidentally enough she has to open the door to outside to get it to activate. At first, when her friend approaches the one set of double glass doors trying to get Maddie to notice her and help her, we later see that these were the only locked doors. As Maddie discovers the man has her phone, the other 2 sets of double doors are unlocked. Her friend simply went to the wrong set of doors lol. Had she tried the double doors to her left, she would have made it inside. The man gets a hammer impaled through his forearm. He now has the hammer, yet doesn't use it to make his way inside. Not to mention, no person with her disability would live in such a secluded environment, farthest away from any help or civilization. And someone with her disability would have some sort of emergency contact button or option on her laptop and/phone, if not, 911 doesn't require a network connection, in the event you lose power and lose access to internet. You can dial 911 no matter what. And if someone in jeans and a hoody pretended to be police, I surely wouldn't be dumb enough to not ask to see a badge, let alone believe him and hand over my phone. Need I go on?...

Season 3 is a step up from the other 2. You can tell they took the bad reviews from the past into consideration. The 3rd one is definitely gory. Not scary. Watchable. If you're over the age of like 19 you may be bored with it. Though the characters aren't that young, it seems to be more appealing to a younger audience. It's along the lines of Purge, or The Strangers. No real elements of terror or fear. But just a bit gross. It makes you think the creator of the show has some gross, psychotic, tendencies. But more or less copied them from other slasher flicks. It's a watchable season. Won't be surprised though if there is no season 4. They really need to step it up on the scare factors. This was not scary. #Slasher

It's based on a Mexican urban legend. I watched it because, why not? Expecting it to be bad. Megaledon's weren't real but it never stops them from making movies. The acting is laughable. Clearly they had very limited takes and limited time to get it right. Josh Lucas should be embarrassed by his acting in this. (So should everyone else) The graphics are terrible to say the least. Silly movie.