nilesh kumar

This one has a rotten tomato score of 95%. So , you have been adequately warned. This one proves that no low is too low when you are digging. I had never thought they could do worse than their last offering, but this one takes the sh*t cake. The second story in the anthology is the least boring of all though it is equally stupid. I can't wait for the next movie in the franchise. I am eager to see how more shi*ty the franchise can get. Verdict: YAWN.......they have stopped trying. You should stop expecting.

What would be the smart option to keep people out of a place that is dangerous!! Give them a detailed explanation of why they should not try going there and what kind of danger lurks there. And ensure that they return the way they have come from. But why do that!!! Be all mysterious about it so that stupid characters can make stupid decisions to propel the movie ahead. This feels more like a bloated episode from a horror series than a movie. It is so full of cliches... Verdict: Nothing much to see here.

This movie is stupid but fun. I won't perhaps watch it again but I will definitely recommend it. The acting is great. The plot is minimal. You must have seen such movies before but it is still fun because of its simplicity. You will question the protagonist's decision at every step but the consequences will make you forget everything.

I found it hard to sit through the first 15 minutes or so. The premise sounded good. But boy, do they talk!! For a bunch of starving, desperate, and war struck individuals, the characters shout too much. They argue for the sake of arguing. They fight because the director has seen characters fighting in other movies and loved the idea. They are suspicious of each other because they belong to different countries. The fifteen minutes I suffered through are filled with cliches and stereotypes.

Let's be clear from the beginning about what I liked about the movie. The actors have done a pretty good job. And that is it. Since the beginning you know that Aaron is guilty. The only person who believes otherwise is the advocate. There is no reason for him to think that and the whole movie is based on this idea of his which negates everything. Some people are going gaga about the twist that is not there in the first place. Verdict: You may watch it for the acting but there is nothing else but predictability in the movie.

This movie had a great concept which was very poorly executed. The acting is pedestrian. All the characters are cliched. They all act stupid to create and maintain suspense. The pacing is all over the place. The urgency that is required seems manufactured. You never feel that you are there with the characters on that island. The experience is always passive. Verdict: You keep wondering what could have been....

This movie is a torture for your brain and other senses. Maybe this movie is for you if you don't ask a lot of questions or patient enough to shift through tons of garbage for that one miligram of copper or you are simply high to notice anything. Otherwise, stay away.

This movie made me laugh. It doesn't have a plot. The characters are stupid, over-dramatic, and hate to make rational choices. I won't call the characters cliched as the movie belongs to another time. The effects and makeup works are ridiculous. I am fussimg over these because the movie shows the audience nothing else to talk about. The movie is a collection of scenes and the intention was to make each scene as 'scary", as disturbing as possible. And what seems scary/disturbing today becomes laughable tomorrow. When the movie is excellent, like The Exorcist or The Thing or The Poltergeist or most Japanese horror movies it doesn't depend upon special effects to be scary. Such movies become classics and people tend to ignore the dated special effects in favour of the brilliant timeless storytelling. Verdict: It is a silly movie even for 1980s

The franchise died after part 1. What you are seeing after that is a zombie....

It is a simple story told well. But I found it particularly irritating when the characters were chatting they were taking a walk in the park when the situation demanded urgency. And there is this character Cindy who is having a real hard time accepting that there is a witch, although this particular belief doesn't play any defining role in the movie besides irritating the audience with repetitive mentions.