Raphael Pepper

We saw the movie and couldn't understand how such a long film could contain so tiny a plot, or any meaningful narrative. Much of the dialogue was rambling and the film after the first 45 mins was incoherent. Could have been half the length though the lack of any plot killed it.

Tedius and non stop drama in an awkward way. Scene after scene of faux horror that makes you wish you never want to see another movie. There is no part of this movie that could be described as either well made or authentic. Felt like a rip off from times gone by, all hewn together with a massive sense of entitlement. Why exactly every character has to be exaggerated only made it more crass.

Writing this review whilst watching the movie in the cinema. I had to look up Wikipedia to figure out what the plot was. Not been able to understand any of the dialogue, the sound tech person must have been quarantining. Stuffed full of the most tedious stereotypes, played by actors who look like they just can't wait to get home and hope they hope they won't get recognised afterwards. Like a cross between Pasolini and Die Hard.