Rachel DeBacker

The premise is good but this is some of the worst writing, acting, and shooting scenes I've ever seen. These actors are awful except for Boyd and Donna. The main family is so stupid, dumb, and I wouldn't care if they get killed off because they suck so bad. A scene doesn't even last 3 minutes before they switch to another scene leaving anything that could be interesting to stop. There's like 60 background characters and all they do is walk around and act like assholes when they finally do fet to say something. Fatima is so dumb, doesn't even look she wants to be in the show. The little boy ethan is so absolutely annoying and his sister is such a bitch as if there aren't killer things coming out at night and they're dad just gives up on keeping an eye on them. The mom is such a bad actor too. We're still watching it, but not happily. We've made it this far. They better get rid of like 30 background characters because they add nothing and use that money to hire better actors ans writers. There's too many characters to keep track of. It's season 3 and they'll randomly bring someone back that was in 2 episodes in season 1 like who tf is that? Don't remember and don't care.

I enjoyed the movie and the connections to the past franchise movies. But there were a couple little holes of "how did he get there" or "where did he come from" , hut overall it was good. My only issue is, is that in the second and third world movies, Claire never mentions her sister or nephews from the first world movies. *spoiler* but she lives in isolation for 4 years and never contacts her sister? Idk I didn't like that tho

Spoilers I thought it was fun to watch, it was exciting and interesting. I like that there was comedic relief and action going on. Although, the movie was dark, like visually dark so it was hard to see who was who and what the monsters looked like. It would've been more thrilling if I could see what was going on, like w stronger flashlights and emergency lights. Also, I don't like that they killed off paul bc he was the funny one and seemed more cool and relatable rather than literally all of the other characters.

Fast paced but nothing made sense. Car chases and fighting scenes lasted way too long and became very boring very quick. Why was the protagonist trying to save this girl he just met? There was clearly no real link or connection between them so it was very unrealistic and forced. The sound quality was poor, it was hard to understand what some people were even saying. My boyfriend and I walked out of the movie because it was just so dull and lacked any real depth or pounts of interest. It started off well but then it just got worse. There's no real plot. There was so much over dramatics, for example them going into the hotel in Mumbai. Bungee jumping into the building? Yet Neil was in the camera room with a gun, making sure the employees stayed out. At that point, they could've just walked into the front door and did that. Bungee jumping into the building added nothing and was pointless.